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haissam e
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Enquisite Selects Aster Data to Scale Its Worldwide Search Data Network
SAN CARLOS, CA–(Marketwire – November 2, 2009) – Aster Data, a proven leader dedicated to providing the best...
 
Allan
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Skin Care Advice
One usually achieves acne control by the constant use of cosmetic or pharmaceutical products with a topical anti-inflammatory...
 
Christopher Hart
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Infrastructure Resiliency, Server Hardware and Workload Management
Approaches to sizing and scaling server hardware vary from vendor to vendor and between distributed and mainframe technology,...
 
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CAP Theorem « Streamy Development Blog
If you’re talking or thinking about distributed data systems these days, you are almost certain to come across some discussion of the CAP theorem. This is one of those beautifully simplistic ideas that helps explain something extraordinarily complex.
 
Christian Scholz
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14 days ago MrTopf's Blog | Topics: plone, scaling, ploneconf2009
 
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How We Made GitHub Fast - GitHub
Now that things have settled down from the move to Rackspace, I wanted to take some time to go over the architectural changes that we’ve made in order to bring you a speedier, more scalable GitHub.
 
Ultravox
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Dogear-Nation – Episode 125 – Century and a Quarter
Thanks to ePredator, Michael R. spends a significant amount of time talking about World of Warcraft, while Michael M. wants to...
24 days ago Dogear Nation | Topics: Podcast, 3dprinting, ebooks, email
 
<em>ilborro</em>
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How Ravelry Scales to 10 Million Requests Using Rails | High Scalability
Tim Bray has a wonderful interview with Casey Forbes, creator of Ravelry, a Ruby on Rails site supporting a 400,000+ strong community of dedicated knitters and crocheters.
 
Brett1211
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Netflix: The Best Stuff I’ve seen on Culture, Corporate or otherwise, I’ve ever seen
"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up the people to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. Instead, teach them...
 
stuartcw
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"We use memcached as a poor man’s message bus."
"The web browser polls a URL which checks a memcached key. If there’s no data cached, the request returns and polls again in a few seconds. If there is data, the request returns with it and the browser merrily goes about its business. On the other...