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We're running ESer.org (http://www.eser.org/usa http://www.eser.org/usa) on over 120 different virtualized linux servers. Moving a virtual machine from one se
by eserorg 19y ago
We're running ESer.org (http://www.eser.org/usa http://www.eser.org/usa) on over 120 different virtualized linux servers.
Moving a virtual machine from one server to another involves a simple rsync operation and takes just a few minutes over gigabit ethernet. Same goes for cloning virtual machines.
- ratsbane 19y agoI just looked at eser.org. Neat-o. Have you thought about adding a comments/ratings system or features matrix?
- eserorg 19y agoThere is a comments system on every page. Just scroll down to the bottom, type in your comment, and hit submit! I should probably make that feature more obvious.
- ratsbane 19y agoYes, thanks. I see that now. Perhaps if you made the fonts smaller and separated the questions from the answers?
- eserorg 19y agoDefinitely. Good suggestion. I didn't think of that. Thanks. Unfortunately, I'm more of a low-level kernel hacker and math geek (machine learning algorithms, cluster file systems, robotics, etc..) than I am a UI person. Which is a _major_ problem since the first thing people see is the UI. And since I wrote my own web server and database, it wasn't really possible to use an off-the-shelf pretty-looking CMS. So, my current project is a web-based satistical datamining system. And the UI is ... a text box. Which means it will be more difficult for me to f-up the UI. Although, I still might manage to do that.
- eserorg 19y agoActually, there's a good reason why the UI is so odd: * My web-browser of choice is Lynx :-)