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Monthly Archives: October 2007
new software: mod_timer
Do you have a custom logging module? Ever wondered how long it took to actually finish logging? At $work I was helping with some problems with Apache, and we wanted to know how long until an Apache Worker Process actually … Continue reading
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gltail
We thought gltail sounded pretty cool. So we hooked it into bloglines.com: (Screenshot is clipped to protect user data) It worked okay for 1 webserver. But hooking it up to the entire cluster, it was just a little bit too … Continue reading
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geeksessions presentation
Slides from my GeekSessions 1.2 Presentation Video from the presentation and panel are supposed to show up here at some point soon.
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goodbye RDBMs
The End of an Architectural Era (It’s Time for a Complete Rewrite) [Via Wesley Felter] With CouchDB gaining traction, and the recent paper on Dynamo, it feels like people everywhere are dropping their relational databases. Are the database vendors going … Continue reading
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Dynamo
If you care about distributed systems, you need to read the paper about Amazon’s Dynamo. Comments: Making node joining/leaving an administrative command is not something most academics consider, but it significantly reduces complexity. We made a similar decision with the … Continue reading
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