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http://ngs.yellowpages.com/

Yellowpages.com receives millions of visits and page views every day. The current yellowpages.com is a J2EE application. The new RoR application will replaces the current one in the end of June.

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If you have recommendations about good hosting companies, please post a comment.

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http://www.slideshare.net/Blaine/scaling-twitter

Enjoy!

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