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Running multiple apps: better to have 1 droplet for each or multiple apps on 1 droplet?

Posted July 26, 2015 1.6k views
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I’m going to use multiple apps deployed on DO, i dont know if its better to have 1 droplet for each of them or should i have multiple apps on 1 droplet and if so how should i do that?

Same above i guess , and also there seems a tutorial on the matter of multiple apps on droplet does not exist .

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  • saurabh July 26, 2015
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    Hey. Well generally speaking, the load on the server will decide how many apps it can handle. So you have to decide based on the traffic your apps with cater to.

    Also, I hope this acrticle will help you decide, research and configure your server!

    A Comparison of (Rack) Web Servers for Ruby Web Applications
    by O.S Tezer
    In this DigitalOcean article, we are going to compare various popular web servers that power Ruby based web applications. However before diving in, we will provide an introduction to the mechanics behind how the process mentioned above works as we get familiar with the Rack and middleware collection.

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asb June 9, 2016

This question was answered by @saurabh:

Hey. Well generally speaking, the load on the server will decide how many apps it can handle. So you have to decide based on the traffic your apps with cater to.

Also, I hope this acrticle will help you decide, research and configure your server!

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A Comparison of (Rack) Web Servers for Ruby Web Applications
by O.S Tezer
In this DigitalOcean article, we are going to compare various popular web servers that power Ruby based web applications. However before diving in, we will provide an introduction to the mechanics behind how the process mentioned above works as we get familiar with the Rack and middleware collection.
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