From: "Adam Ms." <e148759@...>
Date: 2010-11-24T23:29:11+09:00
Subject: Configuring LAMP for Ruby created web pages (not Rails). 2010

Hello,

  I've used Rails on my own LAMPs with Phusion Passenger. Phusion really
is convenient.

  Now I'd like to skip the framework and just do Ruby (think PHP
websites).

  The servers run Ubuntu 10.04 and I have the freedom for any
configuration.

  The problem I'm having is most of my Googles give me Rails hits and
out-of-date info. It appears that “mod_ruby” is old-school and is no
longer in use.

  I'm seeing a mix of information for Phusion, Rack, and eRuby.

  I would like to avoid out-of-date stuff and go with the most
up-to-date end-of-2010 way of configuring my LAMP servers to serve up
Ruby created web pages. It would be great if there was flexibility in
Ruby versions/VMs. Is JRuby a higher-performance direction? Would I need
a Java container for that (Tomcat?).

Thanks in advance for steering me in the right direction,
Adam.

Ps: Extra bonus points for not insisting that I use Rails. Rails is
great and I've been successful with it. This direction I'd like to
explore is not making a comment on Rails at all.

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