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Episode #167 - April 15, 2011

Paul Elliott Les Hill

Another exciting episode! Build your own cloud! The merits of headless Capybara and exposing your own metrics. Will Dirty keep your cucumber green? Will resque_scheduler work on Heroku? DHH strikes again - with CoffeeScript!?! Stay tuned and find out!

This episode is sponsored by New Relic. New Relic gives you performance monitoring, tracking, and reporting of your web applications.

• New Relic RPM
• Capybara Webkit
• CloudFoundry
• Rails & CoffeeScript
• resque_scheduler
• Ruby-Metrics
• Dirty
• Ruby5

Easily expose metrics with ruby-metrics

John Ewart has released ruby-metrics. It offers counters, meters, gauges, and histograms all in a handy to use json format. With this gem, you can register instruments in your app and it will make them available through a simple http interface.

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