Cloud Based Memory Architectures
Interesting post about the possible evolution of Cloud Based Architectures : Are Cloud Based Memory Architectures the Next Big Thing? | High Scalability
Interesting post about the possible evolution of Cloud Based Architectures : Are Cloud Based Memory Architectures the Next Big Thing? | High Scalability
I am back …. tanned and married.
Here’s an interesting link about Friendfeed’s experience with scaling MySQL :
How FriendFeed uses MySQL to store schema-less data - Bret Taylors blog
We just started publishing Tech News Highlights at the iWeb blog. If you are looking for the latest tech news links, make sure to read the iWeb Blog. I’ll make sure to contribute to the news links.
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Some are learning that RAID is NOT a backup solution the hard way : Data Loss Dooms Blog Hosting Service « Data Center Knowledge. Explained really simply, RAID mirrors one disk to another (or multiple disks to multiple disks) but a mirror is a mirror ! So if you mess on a disk, the mess will be replicated to the other disks. Remember that you should always think about archives and external backups if your content is valuable! Even if you are using RAID !
According to Datacenter Knowledge, Cummins Hikes Prices on Diesel Generators.
I just leaned of a fork of MySQL named Drizzle that is intended to be A Lightweight SQL Database for Cloud and Web. Let’s see what it becomes.
Pingdom has a nice list of sysadmin related iPhone apps : Royal Pingdom » 12 great iPhone applications for sysadmins and webmasters
3Tera AppLogic and Amazon announced Windows Support on their cloud computing platforms while Microsoft announced it’s cloud operating system.
Datacenter Knowledge has a nice table of datacenter stocks value drops : Deep Decline for Data Center Stocks « Data Center Knowledge
In the US, the next two weeks are traditionally the slowest of the year. Plenty of vacations, half-day Fridays, casual Mondays, martini Tuesdays… you get the idea.
That’s my view too. I always wondered what was the slowest months of the year when it comes to evaluating or budgeting sales …. I now think it’s definitely August. We are always afraid to see slow downs on June or July, but August has proved to be the slowest in the last years. It’s not all negative, support calls and tickets are also down. It’s time to optimize the work processes and prepare for the coming weeks !