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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.

Ashes to Ashes

FiveRuns became one of the most prominent brands in the Ruby on Rails ecosystem over the last few years; a frequent sponsor of conferences and the source of a number of Rails-focused products and open source projects… but within months of going into beta with their latest product, Dash, a cascading set of EOLs were announced: the TuneUp server, Manage, and then, finally and inexplicably, the recently released Dash. Then FiveRuns itself was gone — acquired by Workthink, about which no one knew the faintest.

That’s how it looked from the outside, at least.

Rails Envy Podcast – Episode #094: 10/02/2009

Episode #094. Dan Benjamin (Playgrounder, Hivelogic) is back this week and we had some help from Adam Keys with stories. Also, I shamelessly steal a Mitch Hedberg joke and apply it to Rackspace.

In case you missed it last week, we’re now accepting stories and feedback to @railsenvy on Twitter. You know, if you feel like letting us know about something.

New Relic RPM now included on Brightbox 512 and above

FiveRuns announced last week that they would be ceasing the Manage service from 25th August. We have partnered with FiveRuns since December 2007 to bundle the Manage service with Brightbox products so we were sad to learn of its end-of-life.

Profiling Ruby With Google’s Perftools

Benchmarking, profiling and debugging are all areas where better tool support could really benefit the Ruby community. Built in benchmark library and extensions such as ruby-prof provide us with a minimal level of introspection to help identify the common bottlenecks, but they still fall short of the available tools for the JVM, or other dynamic runtimes.

Boston.rb Slides

The material for the talk is fairly similar to the Lone Star 1.9 talk I did a few days prior, but re-tooled for a smaller group.

Thanks to my employer, FiveRuns, for bankrolling the trip, and to the guys out at Thoughtbot and the Boston.rb group for their hospitality.

With FiveRuns

This is a bit overdue, but I’ve been remiss in posting the last month or so (has it been that obvious?)

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