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Brewhouse - 26 February 2016
Whenever I come across a rails application with inconsistent data or bugs that are hard to nail down I tell myself: “They (the developers) were just a couple of keystokes away from preventing those issues from happening”.

At Brewhouse, we follow five simple practices to make our Rails applications robust. It all comes down to failing early, loudly and often. We ensure that data is valid and applications behave properly by catching issues early on.

The smart way to check health of a Rails app

The smart way to check health of a Rails app

Arkency - 26 February 2016
Recently we added monitoring to one of our customer’s application. The app was tiny, but with a huge responsibility. We simply wanted to know if it’s alive. We went with Sensu HTTP check since it was a no-brainer. And it just worked, however, we got warning from monitoring tool.