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Fullstaq Ruby: Ruby, optimized for production
Ruby, built for production
- Convenient — install Ruby without compiling
- Keep secure — auto-update with APT and YUM
- Combat memory bloat — save 30-50% memory
- Speed up — with a better memory allocator
- Open source, based on MRI
- From the author of Passenger,
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