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Puma Website (powered by Jekyll + GitHub Pages)

puma.io

Website for the Puma web server for Ruby. Powered by Jekyll and GitHub Pages.

Development

To view changes to the website locally, install the github-pages gem, which will install the correct dependencies that GitHub Pages uses, and run it in server mode:

$ gem install github-pages
$ jekyll serve

License

Puma is copyright 2020 Evan Phoenix and contributors. It is licensed under the BSD license.

puma.io's Issues

Fix SSL Certificate to puma.io

the history and created by section is jumbled

the history and created by section is jumbled. is it using loren ipsum ?

https://skitch.com/deepak_kannan/g4yfj/a-modern-concurrent-web-server-for-ruby-puma

query on competitor speed comparison parameters

hi there,

apologies if this is obvious to others but what do the:

16:16
1x16
16x32

parameters on the speed comparison candidates refer to?

Documentation Generator

I really like the documentation on puma.io. Could you share the engine/template/script you use to generate it?

Addition of Production Deployment Documentation

It would be very nice to have a brief, theoretical explanation of how one might deploy Puma into production.

Questions that might be answered:

• How is it different to run in production than Unicorn or Thin or xyz?
• Is it appropriate to have Puma running behind Nginx or Apache, using a socket? Is this ideal?
• Thoughts on configuration of Puma to handle scale with threading? # of threads as compared to # of processes.
• JRuby or Rubinius vs. MRI

The docs could also:

• Link to Rails docs for threaded config (if such a thing exists?)
• Aaron Patterson's discussion of the threadsafe flag in Rails and process vs. threaded servers
• Other resources or suggested reading?

It may be beyond the scope of puma.io to support documentation on running any threaded server.

Site redirecting to github because of button issue

https://github.com/markdotto/github-buttons/issues/25

It looks like this issue is affecting the puma.io website.

-Tim

Permanlinks dont work for Jekyll

Hi,

I am trying to use Puma as my webserver for my jekyll site and it works except that my jekyll permanlinks for my pages dont work.

If I serve my site using jekyll serve my permanlinks works as expected, but when I use puma they dont work.

Example of the feature not working. I have the following permalink in my yaml front matter for an introduction.md page located in the root directory:

---
layout: default
title: Introduction
permanlink: /introduction
---

I tried to look at puma's help and didnt see anything about the permanlinks.

Any help is appreciated.