init.d script and configuration for running under Puma

[jimothyGator]

This adds the following:

• init.d script
• Rake task for starting/stopping Sidekiq
• Puma configuration

This is based on the instructions for running Gitlab and has been tested on Ubuntu.

[joelmoss]

I'm not so sure hat we want to require using Puma here. And this will also conflict with the use of Thin in the development bundle group. Lets use one or the other.

Can you also rebase these commits into one please? thx

[jimothyGator]

Okay, I can switch it over to run with Thin, and rebase to a single commit.

I picked Puma primarily because I cribbed this setup from Gitlab, which switched from Unicorn to Puma to reduce memory footprint (and the reduction is significant), but honestly, I hadn't compared it to Thin.

[joelmoss]

I'm happy to use either, but lets stick with one.

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On Tuesday, 28 May 2013 at 04:38, Jim Cushing wrote:

Okay, I can switch it over to run with Thin, and rebase to a single commit.
I picked Puma primarily because I cribbed this setup from Gitlab, which switched from Unicorn to Puma to reduce memory footprint (and the reduction is significant), but honestly, I hadn't compared it to Thin.

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[jimothyGator]

Sorry for the wait; it's been a busy week. I'll get this cleaned up this weekend.

[jimothyGator]

I've written more detail installation instructions. I am going to do some clean up, re-test these with a fresh Debian install, and then I will re-base as a single commit.