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Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008current (JAN-2008) linux smp limits from Kconfig
current (JAN-2008) linux smp limits from Kconfig
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How to avoid problems with Linux networking scalability on high-performance systems
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notes (somewhat interesting) about big OLTP system based on SQLserver
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interesting note about how ngnix got IMAP/POP proxy
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http://www.royans.net/files/MacCarthaigh-Joost.pdf — PDF slides
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A LOT of bits of info, links to slides, posts, videos about BIG websites and their internals
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presentation about Youtube internal architecture, details on how youtube can scale that much
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a collection of presentation on hi loaded web apps and their architecture
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Amazon’s “Dynamo” – distributed hash table. Interesting bibliography at the end of the article
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nice presentation on memcached
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