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What about Service-Oriented Design with Ruby and Rails?
Also, a lot of people think that they really need 'large-scale' or 'enterpricy' rails apps before ever running into scaling problems. If you don't need to handle thousands of requests per second right now then just build your app like you normally would and worry about scaling problems when they really start to appear.
errr, did you even google? there's even a book called: Service-Oriented Design with Ruby and Rails
I second the railscasts recommendation.
For SOA i'd recommend Service Oriented Design with Ruby and Rails. Covers a lot of ground in that regard.