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PUMA

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What is PUMA?

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.

What other technologies are related to PUMA?

PUMA Competitor Technologies

Passenger is an application server, like Puma, that is used to deploy web applications.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 65% (178) of relevant job posts
Apache HTTPD is a web server, and competes with Puma as a way to serve web content, though often used as a reverse proxy in front of Puma.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 6% (122) of relevant job posts
Unicorn is a HTTP server for Rack applications, and therefore is a competitor to Puma.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 6% (118) of relevant job posts
Glassfish is an application server, and competes with Puma as a way to serve web content.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 6% (116) of relevant job posts

PUMA Complementary Technologies

Puma is a web server written in Ruby. This is a specific Ruby version.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 99% (76) of relevant job posts
Capistrano is a deployment tool that can be used to deploy applications using Puma.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 12% (224) of relevant job posts
Rollbar is an error tracking service that can be used to monitor Puma-based applications.
mentioned alongside PUMA in 12% (125) of relevant job posts

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