Thin
Thin is a very fast and efficient web server that supports Mack very, very well.
To Mack with Thin is very easy.
$ mackery server
If you now point your browser to http://localhost:3000 you'll have access to your Mack application.
Changing the port and the environment is as simple as a few flags:
$ mackery server -e production -p 80
The mackery server command will forward any flags on to Thin under the covers, so you can easily configure it.
If you'd like to make configuration even easier, or if you have really complicated configuration settings. You can create a YAML file and pass it in with -C flag:
$ mackery server -C config/thin.yml
# config/thin.yml --- pid: tmp/pids/thin.pid log: log/thin.log timeout: 30 max_conns: 1024 port: 3000 max_persistent_conns: 512 environment: production daemonize: true address: 0.0.0.0 servers: 3