Rails Deployment with NginX
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This document provides an overview of deploying Rails applications with NginX. It discusses using Mongrel as a web server for Rails and how NginX can be used as a reverse proxy for load balancing across Mongrel instances. The document also covers NginX configuration options and optimizations for serving static files, caching, and balancing requests across backends.
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