High Scalability – High Scalability – Iron.io Moved From Ruby to Go: 28 Servers Cut and Colossal Clusterf**ks Prevented
Sunday, April 14th, 2013sometimes language makes a difference ( i.e ruby is too low for a service stack )
sometimes language makes a difference ( i.e ruby is too low for a service stack )
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sometimes language makes a difference ( i.e ruby is too low for a service stack )
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Interesting notes from 37signals about caching approach. (Make sure to read the comments, there is a message from Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon)
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Interesting notes from 37signals about caching approach. (Make sure to read the comments, there is a message from Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon)
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very interesting post from people who have done benchmarking and testing amazon EC2 platform
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