ddispaltro

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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   I just checked, make sure and use raphael 1.0 rc.
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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   Dmitry Baranovskiy is the guy who wrote the http://raphaeljs.com/analytics.html page too.
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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   They are beginning to release some charting api built on top of raphael here http://g.raphaeljs.com/ . The project is at this url http://github.com/DmitryBaranovskiy/g.raphael
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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   Tornado has its own EventMachine-like equivalent as part of the stack they released. So you could use it to do TCP non-blocking IO if I grokked the code correctly.
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   Is it time for businesses to embrace the cloud?(venturebeat.com)

   1 points by ddispaltro 17y ago|0 comments
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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   IBM's "supported" browser is still only IE6 last time I checked which was about a year ago...
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   by ddispaltro 17y ago

   Quite an achievement. The Apple guys did a great a job with the ad too. I guess its what they are known for!
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   Moving Data around the Clouds(technologyreview.com)

   11 points by ddispaltro 17y ago|0 comments
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   Cool Y Combinator Kids Muscle in on Cloud Management(undertheradarblog.com)

   14 points by ddispaltro 18y ago|2 comments
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    I like the new direction... seems more promising.
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    Sun Microsystems to offer `public cloud' service(washingtonpost.com)

    1 points by ddispaltro 18y ago|0 comments
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    Companies to watch: Cloudkick(blogs.computerworld.com)

    13 points by ddispaltro 18y ago|1 comments
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    We just deployed that change. Thanks for the feedback!
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    Thanks for the useful feedback. We do offer a much simpler alternative to the AWS Console. No more worrying about key management and security groups, focus on the business. Also we offer graphs that neither the AWS console nor Ylastic of
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    Its definitely the first iteration of the service with many more to come. This is one of the most basic needs for any production system, the diagnostics side (alerts) and the preventative maintenance side (load graphs). So stay tuned.
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    The auto-scaling based on monitoring is the next logical place for our service to go, but the scaling service isn't complete yet.
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    We have a bunch of interesting distributed computing problems we are solving in the pipe, so stay tuned. Nothing out of the box yet... Currently, we have a pretty unique graphing framework. Basically, you can plot any bit of data and send
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    I'm one of the founders @ cloudkick, and our goal is to eliminate the hassle of setting up and maintaining your own monitoring install. Nagios is difficult to set up and get right, we abstract away all the details and let you simply click t
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    I had the little mini dough nuts: http://deesminiorganicdoughnuts.foodoro.com/products/top-sel... Their tasty goodness was well received.
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    by ddispaltro 18y ago

    Great work, the site truly looks excellent. I love the ability to keep a group updated, with pictures, in realtime.