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Who says Rails isn't scalable?

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link by markmcb on 26 September 2007, tagged as rubyonrails, ruby, and scalability

Jason Hoffman from Joyent had a great tutorial at RailsConf Europe on Scaling a Rails Application from the Bottom Up. It defines the key terms and measurements of scaling and explains why scaling in essence have nothing to do with Rails.

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