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kibana-rack 0.1.3 released

Unfortunately there was a regression in 0.1.1 where path that static dashboard files were served from was incorrect. If you downloaded version 0.1.1 of kibana-rack after the previous post, please upgrade to 0.1.3 immediately. [more inside]

Ninefold CLI Gem 1.7.3 - now available

We have released an update (1.7.3) to our command line interface. This release is to address some API changes we have made with db backups. You will need to update to this version if you want to work with your db backups via the command line. Learn more

OpenSSL 1.0.1i

On August 6th there were a number of security advisories for OpenSSL. We have deployed updates on all affected instances, and all future deployments will automatically include the updates. Learn more

finite_machine 0.9.1 bug fixes

finite_machine got another release with few bug fixes. Please give it a try and if you want to share your thoughts, report a bug, request a feature go to issues

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Nginx (and Puma behind) maintenance mode for Rack/Rails applications with Capistrano

There is a time, when we need to switch our apps into maintenance mode. Maybe it is because of some data processing stuff, maybe because of backups, deployment or whatever good reason you might have. To be honest it doesn’t matter why. What does matter, is how we should handle working users of our apps. In this article I describe how to setup an automatic maintenance page that will show during each Capistrano deploy. Nginx (and Puma behind) maintenance mode for Rack/Rails applications with Capistrano

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DNS to CDN to Origin

Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) such as Amazon CloudFront and Fastly have the ability to “pull” content from their origin server during HTTP requests in order to cache them. They can also proxy POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, and OPTION HTTP requests, which means they can “front” our web application’s origin like this: DNS -> CDN -> Origin.

How to Add Comments to Rails App with Commontator

I’ve wrote tutorial about how to add comments in Rails using commontator gem.

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A new version of middleman-presentation is available

I released a new version of middleman-presentation: Version Number To make it easier to build and maybe reuse a presentation, you can now add a version number to your presentation Custom Slide Template Now it is possible to define a custom slide template. Easier creation of themes Now there’s a helper command available which makes theme-creating a lot of easier. Footer for your presentation Now middleman-presentation displays a footer on each slide (from the 2nd slide on) with your name, the copyright and the version number Language detection for new presentations Now it tries to guess what’s the best language to use (based on the LANG-environment variable) when you create a new slide using the slide-command Make debugging of slides easier With this release you find HTML-comments with the file name in the rendered output.

beer.csv - Open Beer Data in Plain Text (CSV) Fixtures w/ Ruby Build Scripts

Hello, Using Ruby build scripts, that is, rake tasks, I’ve built up a new GitHub org, that is, beer.csv - for open beer data in the CSV (comma-separated values) format, that is, plain old text. To get started I’ve added - for a change - beer statistics such as production, imports, exports, consumption, consumption per head, etc. for countries. Cheers. Prost. Salud. Kampai.

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