Ruby on Rails

On Jan 31, 8:55 pm, Tom Ha <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

>
> I really do hope it's not 1 ruby instance per user that's necessary,
> because the instances I saw on my server were all using between 120MB
> and 140MB of memory, which seems huge to me (I'm a novice to all that,
> though).
>

It's a function of how much traffic you'll be handling. If you need to
be able to handle 100 requests/s and your instances can handle 10
requests/s then you'll need about 10 instances. How that maps onto
numbers of users depends on your site.

Fred
> Thank you very much for any explanations!
> Tom
>
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