Deploying With JRuby (For Greg Kennedy) by Kutner, Joe -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Deploying with JRuby Table of Contents Early Praise for Deploying JRuby Acknowledgments Preface

What’s in This Book? Who Is This Book For? The No-Java-Code Promise Conventions Preparing Your Environment Online Resources

Chapter 1: Getting Started with JRuby

1.1 What Makes JRuby So Great? 1.2 Introducing Warbler 1.3 Preparing Twitalytics for JRuby 1.4 Configuring Warbler for Twitalytics 1.5 Wrapping Up

Chapter 2: Creating a Deployment Environment

2.1 Creating a Virtual Server 2.2 Provisioning with Puppet 2.3 Packaging the Deployment Environment 2.4 Using Alternative Platforms 2.5 Wrapping Up

Chapter 3: Deploying an Archive File

3.1 Provisioning a Server 3.2 Installing Apache Tomcat 3.3 Creating the Deployment Script 3.4 Using Precompiled Assets with Warbler 3.5 Deploying to the Cloud 3.6 Wrapping Up

Chapter 4: Creating a Trinidad Application

4.1 What Is Traditional Deployment? 4.2 Getting Started with Trinidad 4.3 Adding Trinidad Extensions 4.4 Choosing Alternatives to Trinidad 4.5 Wrapping Up

Chapter 5: Deploying a Trinidad Application

5.1 Provisioning a Server 5.2 Installing Trinidad as a Service 5.3 Hot-Deploying with Capistrano 5.4 Configuring Apache 5.5 Choosing Alternative Deployment Strategies 5.6 Wrapping Up

Chapter 6: Creating a TorqueBox Application

6.1 What Is an Application Server? 6.2 Getting Started with TorqueBox 6.3 Creating a Deployment Descriptor 6.4 Using the Management Console 6.5 Scheduling a Recurring Job 6.6 Creating a Long-Running Daemon 6.7 Running Background Jobs 6.8 Pushing to the Browser with Stomplets 6.9 Testing a TorqueBox Application 6.10 Wrapping Up

Chapter 7: Deploying a TorqueBox Application

7.1 Choosing a Deployment Strategy 7.2 Creating a Deployment Environment 7.3 Installing TorqueBox 7.4 Deploying an Archive File 7.5 Wrapping Up

Chapter 8: Clustering a TorqueBox Application

8.1 Creating the Cluster 8.2 Installing the Apache Cluster Module 8.3 Deploying to the Cluster 8.4 Using High-Availability Jobs and Services 8.5 Using Session Replication 8.6 Running in Domain Mode 8.7 Wrapping Up

Chapter 9: Managing a JRuby Deployment

9.1 Configuring the Runtime 9.2 Inspecting the Runtime with JMX 9.3 Managing the Runtime with JMX 9.4 Creating a Management Bean 9.5 Profiling an Application 9.6 Wrapping Up

Chapter 10: Using a Continuous Integration Server

10.1 Installing Jenkins 10.2 Creating a Git Depot 10.3 Creating a Jenkins Job 10.4 Archiving Artifacts with Jenkins 10.5 Wrapping Up You May Be Interested In…