Apache passenger vs nginx mongrel | Matt-Darby.com
Thursday, November 19th, 2009comparing 2 popular ways to deploy ruby-on-rails app
comparing 2 popular ways to deploy ruby-on-rails app
Posted in apache, benchmark, mongrel, nginx, passenger, performance, ruby, ruby-on-rails, server, web, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
slides from my.opera.com architecture presentation. Iptables/linux lvs -> apche/mod_perl -> mysql replication, varnish, memcached
Posted in iptables, lvs, memcached, mod_perl, mysql, performance, scalability, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
high-load web notification system or how to do persistent connections in ajax/js. Useful for counters, friend-status updates and so on. Example is given for libevent-based daemon in perl.
Posted in AJAX, connections, daemon, development, jabber, javascript, libevent, library, performance, Perl, programming, scalability, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
seems to a rare thing: a message queue server, running as a native code
Posted in asynchronous, development, distributed, messaging, performance, Perl, programming, queue, ruby, scalability, server, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
writeup on yahoo PTUNS (distributed database ). Also, see the original paper if you are interested.
Posted in architecture, cloud, database, db, distributed, for:collidr, pnuts, scalability, scaling, web2.0, yahoo | Comments Off | permalink
kind of cool MVC framework, supports a lot of modern features like url routing, etc. documentation seems to be only available in russian
Posted in framewok, mvc, mysql, opensource, php, russian, web2.0, webdev | Comments Off | permalink
tells how to monitor nginx by tailing it’s logs using collectd. ( same can also be done with munin)
Posted in apache, backend, monitoring, munin, nginx, performance, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
social everything, now it’s social online file sharing
Posted in filesharing, online, sharing, social, socialnetworking, storage, web, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
Interesting to look when u have a time. PS: looks like they are using git and found a way to integrate it into Trac, which is pretty cool
Posted in blog, code, development, git, opensource, programming, python, reddit, trac, web, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
notes about what is Attribute Exchange (ax) in OpenID
Posted in ax, development, infrastructure, openid, Security, web, web2.0, webservices | Comments Off | permalink
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