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Fog: A Powerful “Cloud Services” Gem

fog is a Ruby gem by Wesley Beary to control a variety of cloud services through a unified API. It deals with both server cloud and storage based services and supports Amazon S3 and Rackspace Files; as well as servers and on Amazon EC2, Rackspace Servers, Terremark vCloud and Slicehost. Support is also available for Amazon ELB and SimpleDB.

Vagrant: EC2-Like Virtual Machine Building and Provisioning from Ruby

Vagrant is a Ruby-based tool for building and deploying virtualized development environments.

No More Monthly Minimums on Engine Yard Cloud!

Moore’s law is a wonderful thing.

Plot EC2 instance usage with Clojure and Incanter

Have you ever wondered which instance types you use most when dealing with Amazon’s EC2? I have, so I came up with a short Clojure/Incanter program to plot a nice chart like this:

EC2 usage plotted by #incanter (@liebke) on Twitpic

Comprehensive list of cloud-related links

Have you ever wondered which instance types you use most when dealing with Amazon’s EC2? I have, so I came up with a short Clojure/Incanter program to plot a nice chart like this:

EC2 usage plotted by #incanter (@liebke) on Twitpic

New Relic RPM Officially Supports Rack and Sinatra – Finally!

NewRelic_inline.pngNew Relic's RPM, an application performance monitoring and reporting system, has today announced it has added full support for Sinatra and Rack-based Ruby applications to its traditionally Rails-centric service.

Ruby Tuesdays: RBP Chapter 5

If you’re reading this blog, you probably know that the Ruby Best Practices book exists. Even if you haven’t read it, you might have a sense for the sort of topics we cover based on the content you’ve seen on this blog. But now, everyone is going to get a chance to read RBP the way its meant to be read: as a conversation.

Ruby Tuesdays: RBP Chapter 4

If you’re reading this blog, you probably know that the Ruby Best Practices book exists. Even if you haven’t read it, you might have a sense for the sort of topics we cover based on the content you’ve seen on this blog. But now, everyone is going to get a chance to read RBP the way its meant to be read: as a conversation.

Indian Ruby on Rails Portfolio

Indian Ruby on Rails Portfolio

I am compiling a list (in alphabetical order) showcasing Indian websites made with Ruby on Rails. Hat Tip: Fabio Akita

Adomado

Adomado

Weekend Reading: RBP Chapters 2-3

If you’re reading this blog, you probably know that the Ruby Best Practices book exists. Even if you haven’t read it, you might have a sense for the sort of topics we cover based on the content you’ve seen on this blog. But now, everyone is going to get a chance to read RBP the way its meant to be read: as a conversation.

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