Who’s using Ruby Enterprise Edition in production?
A while ago someone had asked who’s using Phusion Passenger in production. The positive responses were overwhelming; thanks to all who had replied!
Ruby Enterprise Edition seems to get a bit less attention than Phusion Passenger, so we’re wondering how many people use Ruby Enterprise Edition in production. We need this information for marketing purposes, and seeing that we’re providing REE for free, we’d be really grateful if you could take some time to tell us. Please send replies to the mailing list.
And if you can, please also tell us which of your websites are powered by REE and how much traffic they get.
Thank you.
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