PUMA (Parallel Universal Multiplexer and Applicator) is a high-performance HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 server designed for Ruby applications. It is commonly used in production environments to serve web applications, particularly those built with Ruby on Rails, due to its concurrency and memory efficiency. Puma excels at handling concurrent requests by utilizing a multi-threaded or process-based architecture. It is favored for its ease of deployment and ability to be easily configured.
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