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What are the risks of running a production web server and database in on a virtual server? Currently we are thinking of using VM Ware server. It seems like a nice solution that will lead to easy backup and restores but what are we sacrificing running ...
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That you're looking to run a web server and its associated DB server in 2 VMs on the same physical server? Ignoring security for a moment, would you run them on the same box without virtualization were to run your web servers and....
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Hi,
i'm starting the TDD development attitude and am writting unit-tests for my django application. I'm aware of fixtures and know that's the way tests should be executed, but for a given test i do need to execute it on the whole database, and json fixture...
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You cam't to use the Django test command for looking... .
It's a first-class batch job and needs to be treated like a first-class production batch job.
First, if you're running it on the production database, it isn't much of a "unit" test.
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If you're running Apache Geronimo in production why did you choose it over other application servers and what are your experiences with running Geronimo in production?
Can you also please share what servlet engine you decided to use (Tomcat/Jetty) and...
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WebSphere....
There seems to be quite a bit of acivity on Geronimo's mailing list , and I would say that you'll get better results there .
Answer to your update: It just means that SO users are not using Geronimo or are all busy voting and making witty comments .
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Hello all,
This is my first stab at Ruby on Rails. Just deployed a very simple app to Heroku.
The thing is that my app runs flawlessly on mongrel development; When I run it with "mongrel_rails start -e production" however, I get the error "We're sorry...
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Heroku doesn't use mongrel, so I'm assuming that's....
It will usually contain a line that specifies the name of a gem that needs to be installed .
That should contain detailed information about what's going on.
Take a look at your log/production.log file.
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I'm not a great Linux expert, but I'm comfortable running my Ubuntu desktop. I've also got a little experience running Ubuntu as a server as well, for my home network.
At work, we're considering switching away from our current Solaris based setup to something...
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The thing that makes Ubuntu less production-ready is that there isn't as much rigorous testing developers run Ubuntu on their....
This might disqualify Debian, as you can't buy support from the debian project) .
Software in production.
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We are running Active Directory for our network (all Windows based). Single forest with 3 domain controllers.
We're in the process of doing some development work on a desktop application that will be used internally and make a few calls to an AD environment...
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You can.
In production would or could be affected by whatever change you want to make within the test domain.
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I have a remote git repository setup for centralized development within my team. However, the production server that we deploy our applications currently does not have git running on it. We want to use capistrano to deploy our applications how can we ...
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A little more insight in the Capistrano....
Have you tried something like
set :repository, "myserver.com/git/#{application}" set :scm, :none set :deploy_via, :copy
I've never tried this, but this seems to be the sort of approach you would need to go about using .
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I have a class hierarchy looks like this:
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base; end class Project < Post; end class ProjectDesignWall < Project; end
There's a controller that fetches data like so:
@projects = Project.find(:all, :include => [:project...
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When all the classes are loading-inheritance-bug-only-in-production-environment
The solution is listed at the bottom of this ticket: https.
Because in production all your classes are loaded at once.
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One of the primary benefits of unit testing is to provide confidence that when one needs to later alter the code one is not breaking it. However, what benefits does unit testing provide for code that is literally used as one-off throwaway code? This throwaway...
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The fact that it is being used in production means into production to prove that, and unit....
Unit testing can be both production code and throwaway code.
You should be testing this code somehow before putting it into production.
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Lately I seem to have noticed a trend amongst some RoR developers, that is using RubyEE/Passenger/Apache type setups during their development process.
Besides the obvious "use what your clients use" idea, do these technologies enhance the development ...
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It allows you to flush out errors.
Yes, especially using the same database.
In production mode.
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