Ruby on Rails

Walter Davis wrote in post #1122578:
> On Sep 26, 2013, at 1:55 PM, Phil Boyce wrote:
>
>> node.js: 0.6.12
>> Thin: 1.5.1
>>
>> When I hit the sight, I get "Welcome to nginx!" which is encouraging. I
>> go back to the console and run 'rails server' and I can see Thin running
>> fine (replaced WEBrick with Thin).
>
> This isn't how you deploy on a public server. rails server starts a
> mini-server in the console, with logging to stdout, and is meant for
> localhost hacking only. Please investigate Passenger (mod_rails) or any
> other application server, which you can slot into nginx or Apache2 with
> great ease. Copy, paste, profit!
>
> Walter

Thanks Walter. Still new to Rails (obviously). I didn't know 'rails
server' was for local testing.

So, now I have Passenger installed. When I run 'passenger-memory-stats'
I have some concerns.

1. There must be some remnant of Apache on the system because I get a
"WARNING: The Apache executable cannot be found." I had removed Apache2
because I am now using Nginx.

2. Looking at the Nginx processes and Passenger processes they are both
0. How can there be 0 Nginx processes when I go to my site and see
'Welcome to Nginx!'?

I'm a bit confused here. Can you clarify things?

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