TorqueBox

We previously posted how to run TorqueBox on Red Hat OpenShift Express but thought it was time to freshen things up a bit since OpenShift and TorqueBox have had several releases since then. ... [More] Services, Scheduled Jobs, Caching, and Messaging Support The biggest change is you can now use TorqueBox services, scheduled jobs, caching and messaging on OpenShift with no extra setup required. This is a lot of functionality you get for free - free as in you didn't have to set it up, and free as in OpenShift costs you $0 to use these features. Get Started To help you get started, we've provided a polyglot-openshift-example repository that walks you through creating... [Less]

Friday, the 24th of March was a beautiful day in Reston, VA, and the crowds at RubyNation were enjoying the first day of the conference. Around 1:40pm, I (Bob) took the stage in room #2 to present the ... [More] presentation that Lance Ball and I had prepared, based upon his work in moving an application from a PaaS (Heroku) to TorqueBox. Below are the slides, as presented. I'd like to thank the RubyNation organizers for giving us the opportunity to present about TorqueBox. ... [Less]

The entire TorqueBox team is proud to announce the immediate availability of TorqueBox v2.0.0.cr1. Download TorqueBox 2.0.0.cr1 (ZIP) Browse HTML manual Browse JavaDocs Browse Gem ... [More] RDocs Download PDF manual Download ePub manual What is TorqueBox? TorqueBox is a Ruby application server built on JBoss AS7 and JRuby. In addition to being one of the fastest Ruby servers around, it supports Rack-based web frameworks, and provides simple Ruby interfaces to standard JavaEE services, including scheduled jobs, caching, messaging, and services. What's special about 2.0.0? This is the first candidate-release (see below) for our 2.0.0 version, which is a major upgrade over the 1.x you... [Less]