Who is affected by EC2? – EC2Disabled.com [by Amazon AWS outage of 21 April 2011]
Saturday, April 23rd, 2011The subj. looks really bad!
The subj. looks really bad!
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A blog post explaining nature of the current Amazon AWS outage. The deal is that several so-called availability zones (AZ) failed simultaneously in amazon US-EAST region, even though amazon’s FAQ describe such event to be unlikely. Many interestin…
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“This announcement means that Dropbox never had any mechanism to prevent employees from accessing your files, and it means that Dropbox never had the crypto smarts to ensure the privacy of your files and never had the smarts to only decrypt the files f…
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A review of three Lord of The Ring movies from someone who never read Tolkin’s books before. Hllarios, read it of you have 30 minutes to spare. Taken from AVVA ( http://avva.livejournal.com/ )
Posted in culture, essay, funny, livejournal, lord_of_the_ring, movie, review, shortcut:moview, talkien, tolkien | Comments Off | permalink
Facebook has build custom web-app testing framework to test server performance. Read it, especially the section on why “standard” SPECxxx benchmarks are not a good measure of anything. Also, ready about performance-per-watt, as this is really import…
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Notes about schema used by StackOverflow.com and related websites. It is very simple, only several tables used. (most likely because there are performance problems with joins)
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a draft of the book “Scalability and Availability Aspects” by Walter Kriha. Many up-to-date info on theory and practice of building scalable high-loaded web/internet systems
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This blog is available on IPv6 as of today
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An essay by Peter Norvig showing how to program sudoku solver.
Note: Read this if you are a software developer . Even better is to print it out and read it with a pencil.
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an article (with a lot of useful links, make sure you follow them) about how Ron Jeffries (author of XP programming) solves sudoku algo in a series of 5 blog articles to show his TDD approach. This is was contrasted by Peter Norvig solving the same pr…
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