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jtreminio.com
Juan Treminio - Dallas based senior web developer |
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www.bendangelo.me
I been using Kamal for the past year in my own Ruby on Rails projects. And it's fantastic: |
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www.coryzue.com
Shared servers for the win! | Cory Zue |
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blog.myhro.info
In a previous post an artificial benchmark was done to measure the performance difference between IP and Unix domain sockets. The results were somewhat impressive, as Unix sockets performing at least twice as fast as IP sockets. But how these two forms of communication behaves in the real-world, using a battle-tested application protocol? Would the throughput really double just by switching between them? We'll be using a Flask app served by Gunicorn behind an nginx reverse proxy to find out. |
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