Rick Olson wrote:
The spinner process is running all the time, and because it has loaded and initialized the whole Rails environment (boot.rb etc.) it uses a lot of RAM. The same goes for the spawner process. It is started every #{interval} seconds, and because it loads the Rails environment every time - this can put a considerable load on a small server. IMO neither spinner nor spawner do really need the Rails environment, all they do is to call external scripts.I deploy apps on a shared hosting server without the spinner, and everything is fine. I just use the facilities provided by Lighttpd.
I'm doing this at the moment, but I would prefer to be able to restart Lighttpd and the various FastCGI servers independently.
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