Hi all, I spent most of yesterday going through the ruote documentation and examples and have some questions on how to integrate ruote into a load balanced rails web application.
In our case we have a rails application which is load balanced across 2 machines. I would like this application to be able to launch processes in ruote and also participate within the process workflow. I am thinking that the best approach would be to start up a ruote-kit application and the the existing app communicate with ruote thru REST. Is that the correct approach for a load-balanced application. If I take that approach is there a way to load balance the ruote-kit application? If not what are my options? In order for me to go ahead with using ruote I need either a way to load balance the workflow engine or provide a fail-over strategy in case the machine with ruote- kit goes down. Also, if I am reading the documentation for rutoe-kit correctly, it seems that ruote-kit only supports Ruote::FsStorage for storage. I am looking under the Running Workers section in the README. If that is indeed the case I guess load-balancing the ruote-kit app is out of the question unless there is some type of shared drive invoked. What are some of the integration strategies that you guys are using? Thanks, Steve -- you received this message because you are subscribed to the "ruote users" group. to post : send email to [email protected] to unsubscribe : send email to [email protected] more options : http://groups.google.com/group/openwferu-users?hl=en
