dmytton

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Full text search now in MongoDB(blog.serverdensity.com)
2 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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AWS Console UI updates + official Android app(aws.typepad.com)
1 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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PHP Weekly newsletter(phpweekly.info)
1 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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How to build stunning custom iOS graphs on iPhone and iPad(blog.serverdensity.com)
2 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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by dmytton 14y ago
This is an example of how to run a government IT project. Extremely well run team, excellent programmers and designers and using a lot of interesting technology. That's cool for the tech community but for the majority of the users the bigge
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MongoDB at Parse with Amazon’s EBS and Provisioned IOPS(blog.serverdensity.com)
3 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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by dmytton 14y ago
Flexibility is useful in development. Once you deploy then things will change less frequently so the real benefit is when you do have to change something, you're not running a big ALTER statement.
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Does everyone hate MongoDB?(blog.serverdensity.com)
393 points by dmytton 14y ago|155 comments
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by dmytton 14y ago
Server Density has recently finished integrating into Braintree having had awful experiences with Netbanx (aka Optimal Payments) in the UK. Our existing provider, Netbanx, have terrible customer support often taking days to reply to e-mails
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by dmytton 14y ago
Not true. We're processing 12TB of data each month with thousands of writes per second and sub-millisecond response times. You simply have to understand how to use MongoDB correctly which isn't difficult with the out of the box settings and
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by dmytton 14y ago
It might "feel" like a bad solution not granular enough but if you actually test the implementation then locking is no longer a real concern. There are still improvements to be made and this is the first step towards that. Changing from a g
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by dmytton 14y ago
It's inaccurate that there's no difference between the global lock and database level locking. Whilst it's true that locking is now down at the database level and you get benefits from splitting into multiple databases, the real benefit is
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by dmytton 14y ago
It depends if you're "getting rid" of existing customers by forcing them into the new pricing. I don't think that's ever a good idea - they signed up at a specific price and shouldn't be forced to change if they don't want to. That's how Se
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by dmytton 14y ago
This is a quote from Patrick and not how Server Density label the customers who are priced out. His observation is that, typically, customers only willing to pay a small amount tend to be higher maintenance.
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by dmytton 14y ago
We request a credit card when the trial expires.
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by dmytton 14y ago
Depends if you're maximising for revenue or signups. The number of signups decreased but the revenue increased significantly, making up for the loss in signups. Of course if you can increase signups now with the new pricing then that would
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by dmytton 14y ago
We had a few people pick up on this test (colleagues browsing on different machines) and they understood when we explained we were running a test. I think so long as you don't try and cover it up and offer those who discover the choice betw
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MongoDB performance SSDs vs Spindle SAS Drives(blog.serverdensity.com)
1 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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Monitoring your developer health with an ANT+ sensor(blog.serverdensity.com)
1 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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Global elastic IPs – multi-region routing(blog.serverdensity.com)
2 points by dmytton 14y ago|0 comments
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by dmytton 14y ago
What version was this? 2.0 (which has been out almost a year) has journaling enabled by default which almost always provides complete single server durability for these situations. Any database can suffer corruption if you shut down the ser
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Native to web iOS apps, or there and back again(blog.serverdensity.com)
2 points by dmytton 14y ago|1 comments
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by dmytton 15y ago
As this is self hosted, it leaves you to deal with all the management of things like alert delivery (e.g. ensuring delivery of e-mails, working with SMS gateways) and data retention. The MongoDB installation that Amon sets up is not in a re
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by dmytton 15y ago
We're using Assistly for our support site and they've had a number of outages in the last few days. Auto deployment is something we're working on improving but right now you can use auto copy[1], which bases new instance detection on the ho
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by dmytton 15y ago
The 5th bullet point says 30 days is a reasonable guideline with the bonus after 25 days there to encourage that further.
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by dmytton 15y ago
The two programs are quite different in how they run. YC is very much a case of moving to CA to build something from an idea, then take it on to investors. That's why the program is intensely structured over the several months with specific
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MongoDB vs Cassandra(blog.boxedice.com)
4 points by dmytton 15y ago|0 comments
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Real time server checkin map using WebKit CSS animations(serverdensity.com)
8 points by dmytton 15y ago|0 comments
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Implementing New Cookie Law Drops Use by 90%(chinwag.com)
16 points by dmytton 15y ago|23 comments
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Lessons learnt by a first-time investor(willcritchlow.com)
3 points by dmytton 15y ago|0 comments

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