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layout: post | ||
title: "Tebako 0.11.0 separates runtime and application packaging" | ||
date: 2024-12-25 00:00:00 +0800 | ||
categories: | ||
- tebako | ||
- packaging | ||
- distribution | ||
- mounting | ||
author: | ||
name: Maxim Samsonov | ||
email: [email protected] | ||
use_picture: assets | ||
social_links: | ||
- https://github.com/maxirmx | ||
excerpt: >- | ||
Tebako 0.11.0 separates runtime and application packaging for | ||
reusable Ruby execution, enhancing flexibility, efficiency, and simplified updates. | ||
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= Announcing Tebako v0.11.0: Decoupling Runtime and Application | ||
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We are excited to announce the release of Tebako v0.11.0, introducing a groundbreaking feature | ||
that allows the separate packaging of the runtime environment and application. This advancement | ||
enables developers to create a reusable Ruby execution environment, facilitating the deployment | ||
of multiple applications or different versions of the same application with greater efficiency | ||
and flexibility. | ||
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== Decoupling Runtime and Application | ||
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In previous versions, Tebako packaged the Ruby interpreter, dependencies, and the application | ||
into a single executable. While effective, this approach required repackaging the entire stack | ||
for each application or version update. With v0.11.0, we have decoupled the runtime from the application, | ||
allowing the creation of a standalone runtime package that can be reused across various applications. | ||
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== Benefits of the New Feature | ||
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- *Enhanced Flexibility*: Developers can now maintain a consistent runtime environment across multiple | ||
applications, ensuring compatibility and reducing the need for redundant packaging. | ||
- *Improved Efficiency*: By reusing the runtime package, the time and resources required for packaging | ||
and deployment are significantly reduced. | ||
- *Simplified Updates*: Updating the runtime environment no longer necessitates repackaging each application | ||
individually, streamlining maintenance processes. | ||
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== Packaging Modes and Workflow | ||
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Tebako v0.11.0 supports several packaging modes to suit different deployment scenarios: | ||
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- *"bundle"*: Package runtime and application into a single file (as implemented originally). | ||
- *"runtime"*: Create a runtime executable that can be used to run different applications | ||
or different versions of the same application. | ||
- *"application"*: Package the application separately, designed to be executed by the runtime. | ||
- *"both"*: Create runtime and application as two separate entities. | ||
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Here’s how these modes fit into your workflow: | ||
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1. *Create the Runtime Package*: Use the `tebako create-runtime` command to package the Ruby interpreter | ||
and dependencies into a standalone runtime executable. | ||
2. *Package Your Application*: Utilize the `tebako package-app` command to package your application code, | ||
specifying the path to the previously created runtime package. | ||
3. *Deploy and Execute*: Deploy both the runtime and application packages to your target environment. | ||
Execute your application by referencing the runtime package, ensuring a consistent and reusable execution environment. | ||
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This flexibility allows developers to tailor their deployment strategy to their specific needs while reducing redundant effort. | ||
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For detailed instructions and examples, please refer to our https://github.com/tamatebako/tebako[documentation]. | ||
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== Conclusion | ||
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The release of Tebako v0.11.0 marks a significant milestone in our mission to provide innovative solutions | ||
for Ruby application deployment. By enabling the separate packaging of runtime and application, we empower | ||
developers with greater flexibility, efficiency, and control over their deployment processes. | ||
We encourage you to explore this new feature and share your feedback with us. Your insights are invaluable | ||
as we continue to enhance Tebako to better serve the developer community. | ||
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== Contact information | ||
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Our team is dedicated to supporting Tebako users and continuously improving | ||
Tebako to meet your needs. | ||
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If you encounter any issues or have questions regarding Tebako, please reach out | ||
to us through our https://github.com/tamatebako/tebako/issues[GitHub issues] | ||
page. | ||
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**__Press on__** _with Tebako_! | ||
_Tebako is a project of Ribose Group Inc. — All rights reserved._ |