Posts tagged deployment
IPv6 needs to be delivered with the same quality than IPv4
Feb 19th
I already covered that in a previous post, I would like now to share what happened to one of the webapp managed by Zaltana. That application is available through IPv4 and IPv6, and in despite of my intial thoughs, is accessed by a few people in IPv6 (this explains the need of this post). Moreover, these users are not aware of IPv6, they are not geeks, they are regular subscribers of the French Free ISP which provides IPv6 connectivity to its customers (without being aware of it, they are early-adopters of this new version of the IP protocol).
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Rails webapp and IPv4/IPv6 requests count
Feb 18th
The context: you have deployed IPv6 on your server, your Ruby on Rails webapp is running fine and is accessed both in IPv4 and IPv6. Nice. Now you want now to get a little report to know the proportion of IPv4/IPv6 requests. OK. I have the same need. When thinking about it, I dediced to fork the excellent request-log-analyser and update it. Then I realized that it could be achieved much more easily with a couple of awk lines.
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