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README  view on Meta::CPAN

    middle-ground between the slowliness of CGI and the constant resource
    consumption of plack applications for services that are not often used.

    Typically, you'll use it via the "ringleader" script.

    Ringleader relies on Ubic to start and stop the services. For PSGI
    applications, you probably want to define your services using
    Ubic::Service::Plack.

CONFIGURATION FILE
    The Ringleader configuration file is YAML-based, and looks like

        port: 3000
        inactivity_delay: 60
        services:
            techblog.babyl.ca:  webapp.techblog
            kittenwar.babyl.ca: webapp.kittenwar
        CHI:
            driver: FastMmap

  port

README.mkdn  view on Meta::CPAN

consumption of plack applications for services that are not often used.

Typically, you'll use it via the `ringleader` script.

Ringleader relies on [Ubic](https://metacpan.org/pod/Ubic) to start and stop the services. For PSGI
applications, you probably want to define your services using
[Ubic::Service::Plack](https://metacpan.org/pod/Ubic::Service::Plack).

# CONFIGURATION FILE

The Ringleader configuration file is YAML-based, and looks like

    port: 3000
    inactivity_delay: 60
    services:
        techblog.babyl.ca:  webapp.techblog
        kittenwar.babyl.ca: webapp.kittenwar
    CHI:
        driver: FastMmap

## port

lib/App/Ringleader.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

consumption of plack applications for services that are not often used.

Typically, you'll use it via the C<ringleader> script.

Ringleader relies on L<Ubic> to start and stop the services. For PSGI
applications, you probably want to define your services using
L<Ubic::Service::Plack>.

=head1 CONFIGURATION FILE

The Ringleader configuration file is YAML-based, and looks like

    port: 3000
    inactivity_delay: 60
    services:
        techblog.babyl.ca:  webapp.techblog
        kittenwar.babyl.ca: webapp.kittenwar
    CHI:
        driver: FastMmap

=head2 port