bundle install Y U SO SLOW: Server Edition

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Explains the concrete fixes and measurements that speed bundler installs: extraction of a Dependency API into a separate Bundler API on Heroku, switching marshalling traffic format, building a Sinatra service with a local Postgres cache and a polling sync that becomes a consumer thread pool to process jobs so that sync time cut from 16 to 2–3 mins. Adds webhooks to reduce lag, runs six dynos, uses Librato and PagerDuty for monitoring, and prototypes a replay service to compare MRI vs JRuby under real production traffic.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 4:43Why bundler install is slow
3. 12:41Bundler 1.11 API integration
4. 16:32RubyGems.org infrastructure
5. 19:24Extracting bundler API
6. 23:01Building bundler API service
7. 27:40Web hooks and synchronization improvements
8. 31:16Monitoring bundler API
9. 34:28Community metrics and plans
10. 37:42Open source opportunities
11. 41:47Bundler API replay

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