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In a Ruby On Rails applications where we follow convention over configuration, we might get hit by a slow server response, that would eventually cost users shy away from application. There are many ways of how you can boost performance of Ruby On Rails applications. Focusing on approach depending on the application structure, size of the database and traffic intensity, our performance optimization can be carried out. Rules for Performance Optimization Measure Optimize What is slow Test and Isolate changes Primary areas to think about where we can improve performance are Views and ActiveRecord Queries PS Note : Will be continued.
Just found that I couldn't do zeus c test for a test environment console Here's a workaround or small hack to do this Steps On your console do zeus init This will create two files zeus.json custom_plan.rb Add this snippet to your custom_plan.rb and define the tasks for Zeus. Mine looks like this: require 'zeus/rails' class CustomPlan Edit zeus.json to include only the tasks for which you’ll use Zeus. Mine looks like this: { "command": "ruby -rubygems -r./custom_plan -eZeus.go", "plan": { "boot": { "default_bundle": { "development_environment": { "prerake": {"rake": []}, "runner": ["r"], "console"