An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails
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An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails
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#2The article is actually a great introduction to interfacing a Rails app to Replicate AI!
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#3Very compelling architecture for projects that don't require massive horizontal scaling. Those looking for replicas/backups can add Litestream https://litestream.io
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#4Is there any restriction on how many rails apps can be run on a 5$ digital ocean droplet?
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#5Is there any restriction on how many rails apps can be run on a 5$ digital ocean droplet?
Yes, memory. 4$ droplets have only 512mb. that's barely enough to run bundle install for one application.
6$ droplets give you 1GB and that's plenty for one app,
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#6Is there any restriction on how many rails apps can be run on a 5$ digital ocean droplet?
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#7Something feels wrong to use Current.account in models.
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#8It says people are using sqlite for production. How big can you grow your database before it becomes a problem ?
Re: An Introduction to LiteStack for Ruby on Rails
#9The article is actually a great introduction to interfacing a Rails app to Replicate AI!
I agree. I didn't learn anything about using LiteStack in a Rails App, but I did enjoy the article and learned of a few new gems and services. The article is the first part of a series and so hopefully in the next part they get into the integration of LiteStack with the app.
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#10It says people are using sqlite for production. How big can you grow your database before it becomes a problem ?
With binary search and indexes, why should size be a problem?