Real World Web: Performance & Scalability
Saturday, April 19th, 2008193 pages of realy good summaries on the topic
193 pages of realy good summaries on the topic
Posted in architecture, database, development, for:collidr, freebsd, memcached, mysql, Perl, postgresql, scalability, scaling, spread, web | Comments Off | permalink
very interesting post from people who have done benchmarking and testing amazon EC2 platform
Posted in amazon, architecture, aws, benchmark, ec2, mysql, performance, ror, scalability, scaling, storage, xen | Comments Off | permalink
notes about how to scale innodb writes. to summ it up: shard, use int as PKEY (convert hash to int using base-convert, batch lots of write into one trx. / nothing special
Posted in architecture, index, innodb, mysql, scalability, scaling, shard, string | Comments Off | permalink
PDF slided for spinner sharded mysql architecture
Posted in architecture, java, lbpool, memcached, mysql, performance, scalability, spinn3r | Comments Off | permalink
interesting thoughts and notes about DBs and scalable systems
Posted in caching, database, design, memcached, mysql, postgresql, replication, scalability, scaling | Comments Off | permalink
from Russian SysAdmin magazine
Posted in benchmark, database, dba, mysql, performance, postgresql | Comments Off | permalink
some interesting comments on build-in mysql replication, read comments!!!
Posted in dba, mysql, performance, replication | Comments Off | permalink
postgresql top and other similar monitoring tools for mysql, linux io, etc
Posted in Linux, monitoring, mysql, postgresql, sysadmin, tools | Comments Off | permalink
presentation about Youtube internal architecture, details on how youtube can scale that much
Posted in apache, architecture, design, distributed, mysql, performance, scalability, web2.0, youtube | Comments Off | permalink
mysql index performance tech internals (interesting)
Posted in cs, database, index, mysql, performance | Comments Off | permalink
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