On 3/8/07, Zed A. Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
C'mon, Java processes typically hit the 600M or even 2G ranges and that's just common place.
Java runtime is a bloat. But its processes are natively multi-threaded and can serve multiple apps from the same server. So, one Java process should probably be compared with about 5-10 Rails processes in terms of RAM footprint. It's still a bloat. Even better, why are people complaining about the memory footprint of
RAILS on the MONGREL mailing list?
Not guilty. In this thread, I am complaining about Mongrel's memory footprint, not "Hello, World"'s. :) Besides, I'm not even complaining, just trying to understand the ins and outs of this stack, and what can or cannot be squeezed out of it. By the way, I hope load balancing solutions are not off-topic? :) Alex
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