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Signed URLs & Its Usage In Google Cloud Storage

by J. Austin Hughey, posted in Ruby, Ruby on Rails

Imagine that you have a mobile application that needs to store images in Google Cloud Storage. Instead of sending these from your mobile device to your API for storage, it’s more efficient to have your mobile application save these files to cloud storage directly. But how might you do that? The answer: Signed URLs - … Continue reading Signed URLs & Its Usage In Google Cloud Storage

PostgreSQL: An Ultimate Toolkit to Execute Data With A Positive Outcome

by Kirk Haines, posted in Database, General, Optimization, Postgresql

The Problem I have been working on an application that, at it's heart, stores a large amount of data that is organized primarily through the use of a foreign key and a timestamp field. The table's own primary key is UUID based, combining the foreign key with a UUID for the individual record itself, and … Continue reading PostgreSQL: An Ultimate Toolkit to Execute Data With A Positive Outcome

How PUMA Contributes To the Production of Rails App

by Anil Kumar Maurya, posted in Puma, Ruby on Rails

If you are still using Unicorn, Thin or Passenger open source application server in production then this post is for you. Point to note that Passenger Enterprise is different from Passenger open source, this post only talks about Passenger open source. This Blog Post has very good comparison about features provided by Unicorn, Puma & Passenger Point … Continue reading How PUMA Contributes To the Production of Rails App