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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Released Cloudkick’s for-pay products
I started at Cloudkick in August, and today we announced our for-pay products & Freemium model. (TechCrunch, GigaOm, ReadWriteWeb, VentureBeat, and more) I’ve been working along with the entire Cloudkick Team on a few parts of our launch: Integration with … Continue reading
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httpd: mod_cache only caching your homepage
mod_cache has a pretty inflexible configuration setup. CacheEnable can only take a prefix of a path to be cached, and to disable a sub-path with CacheDisable, you need to list all of the possible prefixes (ie, no regular expressions). Lets … Continue reading
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httpd: disabling keep alive for hot linked images
Lets say you are running a website, and you don’t mind people hot linking images, like your Logo, or other resources, and at the same time, you want to enable a (short) Keep Alive timeout for your normal users. Normal … Continue reading
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