No extensions for us. #ServerlessDaysAms 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗯𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 on the 29th of March. That's only 9 days from now 😱 Get your ticket now, don't wait until it's too late. serverlessdays.nl/#tickets

The community has been very active after I published my Ruby memory bloat research! Here's a report about the latest community updates. Also: I request more people to help with testing, here's how. joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2019-03-2… #ruby

Watch out for the DevOps Avocados from Fullstaq and score that sticker. We are thrilled to be a foodtruck sponsor for devopsdays Amsterdam 2019! #devops #avocado #fullstaq

I've released Fullstaq Ruby, a new Ruby distro optimized for server production workloads. Less memory, faster, binaries via DEB/RPM, rbenv integration. fullstaqruby.org This is achieved by integrating jemalloc and malloctrim. Will talk about this at Euruko Rotterdam today

One (valid!) concern that many people have voiced about Fullstaq Ruby is vendor lock-in. Will I become dependent? What happens if Fullstaq Ruby does not supply a version I need? I've written an answer to that here: github.com/fullstaq-labs/… #ruby #euruko2019

Yesterday's speaker dinner was so much fun (and calories). Happy to meet all the speakers such as Yukihiro Matz, Richard Schneeman and Terence Lee. Let's make this a fun weekend! #ruby #EuRuKo2019

We know we're testing your patience with the new Passenger release 🙏 We're in the process of migrating our repos, and it takes a bit of time. As soon as we have everything up and running, we'll push out a new Passenger version!

Passenger 6.0.3 released. It took a bit longer than usual, because we reworked our package repos, but it's out there! The packages for Debian 10 are still Busted, a release supporting that distro will be available soon. blog.phusion.nl/2019/09/12/pas…

Fullstaq Ruby epic 2 has been released! Features APT/YUM repos, and Ruby 2.6.4. Already been tested with great success by Kadu Diógenes and Evil Martians. Learn what's new, 3rd party review results, how to install, and what's next: joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2019-09-1… #ruby Fullstaq

It's here! Passenger 6.0.4 for Debian 10! ナーツ カムデン has been Busting his ..., you know, well, he worked hard to get it done. Once CentOS 8 hits the web we'll release an update to support that distro. blog.phusion.nl/2019/09/18/pas…

@jtesinsky Sorry for the wait, Passenger 6.0.4 added buster support.

Turns out the dev community has no well-defined terms for software testing. :( That causes so much confusion during discussions about improving test suites. Here I make sense of the terms, and propose a better way to reason about them. joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2020-02-0…

Fullstaq Ruby has now been updated to package Ruby 2.7.1, 2.6.6 and 2.5.8. Its CI/CD system is now also finished. So from now on, we can release new packages way more quickly. Enjoy! fullstaqruby.org

We're migrating our OSS yum repo to a new server, this will require redownloading our repo definition file, read more here: github.com/phusion/passen…

Many people asked questions about Fullstaq #Ruby since its launch. Why was it created? What's its significance to the community? What's its relationship to the Ruby core team? How to stay viable? This post answers all these questions. joyfulbikeshedding.com/blog/2020-05-1… Evil Martians

Version 6.0.7 of the Passenger application server has been released. This release adds compatibility for Ubuntu Groovy, and addresses several regressions. blog.phusion.nl/2020/11/18/pas…

Apple has given us notice of an upcoming codesigning requirement in their bundled apache webserver. Our own ナーツ カムデン worked out how to make things work once it is in place... blog.phusion.nl/2020/12/22/fut…

Your application will now have lower latencies during redeploys if you're using Phusion Passenger, find out what we did to accomplish that on our blog: blog.phusion.nl/2024/12/10/cha…