By default, rails uses Webrick which is not particularly efficient. Although a lot of rails sites are using Mongrel in a cluster mode, I've chosen to use Thin.
The installation is really easy :
Yourapplicationdir$\ gem install thin
Then choose the i386 version when asked (at least with such a name, you're sure it's working on Windows).
Usage: thin start instead of the usual ruby script/server start
More information can be found here or on this site.
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