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# acts_as_ecv
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acts_as_ecv is a simple ruby gem that helps add ecv (Extended Content Verification) to Rails webapp. This functionality is
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necessary for production environment where your servers sit behind a load balancer, and you want the load balancer to do more
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than just a simple ping or tcp check to verify that the app is up and running.
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## Installation
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It's hosted on [rubygems.org][rubygems].
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sudo gem install acts_as_ecv
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## Usage
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```ruby
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# Rails 2.3.x, add this to environment.rb
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config.gem 'acts_as_ecv'
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# Rails 3, add this to Gemfile
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gem 'acts_as_ecv'
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# Now, create a controller that will serve up the ecv
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# For example, in ecv_controllers.rb
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class EcvController < ApplicationController
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acts_as_ecv :up_txt => "SYSTEM UP", :down_txt => "SYSTEM DOWN", :down_file => "file/for/marking/the/app/as/down"
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# Now you can hit http://yourapp.com/ecv and you'll get back either "SYSTEM UP" or "SYSTEM DOWN" depending
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# on whether the :down_file exists
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### Parameters
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down_file - if this file exists, the app is considered to be down (default value => public/system/down)
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down_txt - determines the text that will be displayed for the ecv if the app is marked as down (default value: SYSTEM DOWN)
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up_txt - determines the text that will be displayed for the ecv if the app is up (default value: SYSTEM UP)
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### Hooking it up with init script
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You can now have methods in your init script to mark the app as up or down (simply by creating the "down_file" or removing it), and effectively telling the load balancer to direct traffic to your server or not.
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