Hi,

I’m looking for Ruby on Rails & JSP/Tomcat Resellers. I loved Gazzin reseller plans, but keep hearing stories about there downtimes. Anyone else satisfied with any resellers that support Ruby on Rails & JSP/Tomcat reseller hosting with .NET option will be a plus. I’m looking into Jodohost, but currently they are not provide JSP or RoR. Hope they add this soon.


Thanks
Pakoda

Hi Pakoda,

It looks like your looking for a reseller with ruby on rails / tomcat / .net. The .NET extension is required on windows server. Therefore we dont have the combination you are looking for.

To comment on the recent post. Your looking at 15% out of all our whole range of cluster. Although 15% dissatisfaction is something we hate to see therefore we are working on a resolution to have at least of only a 2-5% disstatisfaction.

Therefore, what I am saying is only 15% of our operations of servers have been mentioned publicly with issues.

Hi Clanosiris,

Thanks for your quick feedback.
I’m not heavily looking for Microsoft .NET, but I’m in a need of 'Ruby on Rails & JSP/Tomcat Reseller. Hope to hear good reviews from others on your server status.

Thanks
Pakoda

I believe Site5.com and Dreamhost.com are too popular ones that offer Ruby on Rails, Site5 has reseller plans but not sure how they have it setup as ruby on rails is a bit iffy when using it with cpanel/whm. Last I heard they were trying out scgi which is a much better way to run it but ruby/rails is still not on main stream hosts with any reliability yet.

I believe Site5.com and Dreamhost.com are too popular ones that offer Ruby on Rails, Site5 has reseller plans but not sure how they have it setup as ruby on rails is a bit iffy when using it with cpanel/whm. Last I heard they were trying out scgi which is a much better way to run it but ruby/rails is still not on main stream hosts with any reliability yet.
I do not think Site5 offers JSP. HostGator offers JSP, but I do not think they offer RoR. It's a tough situation.

Might be a good idea to contact Site5 or HostGator and see if they will install the module which they are missing.

I do not think Site5 offers JSP. HostGator offers JSP, but I do not think they offer RoR. It's a tough situation.

Might be a good idea to contact Site5 or HostGator and see if they will install the module which they are missing.Oops sorry, missed the JSP. Actually HostGator doesn't offer JSP either. Best bet might be to get a dedicated and load it with the stuff you want :), installing Rails on a cpanel/whm box isn't too bad.