Deploy Ruby Sinatra Apps to Heroku and Google AppEngine
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Deploy Ruby Sinatra Apps to Heroku and Google AppEngine
- 1. How to deploy Ruby Sinatra applications to the Heroku and Google AppEngine cloud platforms Ruby and the Cloud Chang Sau Sheong Geekcamp SG 22 Aug 2009
- 4. Clone TinyURL in 40 lines of Ruby code
- 12. QUESTIONS? (BEFORE CONTINUING)
- 13. Deploying Sinatra apps to Heroku
- 15. Architecture Nginx Varnish Custom made from Erlang Your code runs here Postgres Memcached
- 16. Inside each dyno Debian MRI Rails, Sinatra etc Thin
- 22. QUESTIONS? (BEFORE CONTINUING)
- 23. Deploying Sinatra apps to Google AppEngine with JRuby
- 27. First, some code differences http://github.com/sausheong/snip-appengine No base 36 conversion Using Ola Bini’s Bumble DataStore adapter, Using DataStore key instead of id
- 32. Steps to deploy Remember this? Your app name before You might want to do this for debugging
- 38. Steps to deploy
- 39. QUESTIONS?
Editor's Notes
- Pre-requisites – you should know Ruby. This is an intermediate level presentation, if you don’t know Ruby it will be hard for you to follow
- Also talk a bit about myself
- as of writing, TinyURL is still the king of the hill in the Twitter micro-market of URL shorteners. In June 2009, lexicographers of Oxford University Press sampled 1.5 million tweets and came up with the 500 most frequently used words on Twitter. With a little bit of further analysis, I extracted the numbers that are related to the various URL shorteners mentioned and came up with the approximate market share of the various URL shorteners in Twitter.
- Do demo here.