ezmobius

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by ezmobius 18y ago
get supermicro hardware. siliconmechanics.com is a pretty good provider of pre-assembled supermicro hardware. We use supermicro servers for all of our clusters at engineyard.com
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by ezmobius 19y ago
gentoo on ~1800 virtual machines.
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by ezmobius 19y ago
I like to write my slides and presentation the night before my speeches in the hotel at the conference. Helps keep it fresh. Say you have 50 minutes to fill... if you know your subject make about 30 slides and just be able to bullshit for 1
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by ezmobius 19y ago
You are playing right into this troll's hands. Don't bother responding to him, just delete his posts and ignore him.
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by ezmobius 19y ago
I like lightspeed but the free version is crippled and only usable for smallish sites. The real version costs a lot of money but is pretty nice. But it not being open source makes me personally cringe ;) Lightspeed is nice for smaller sites
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by ezmobius 19y ago
Actually the book covers both apache and nginx equally so you should be straight. Although I must recommend that if you have a choice then you go with Nginx. Nginx is much more scalable and ues much fewer resources then apache does. The on
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by ezmobius 19y ago
You're more then welcome to stop by the Engine Yard offices if you wanted to. We will be having a hack night on tuesday ~8:30pm. We're located at 82 South Park St.
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by ezmobius 19y ago
Gentoo all the way.
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by ezmobius 19y ago
I apologize, I should have said that this is my startup. I've been a long time reader of new.yc but never felt the urge to post. But I am pretty excited about what we are doing and so I was compelled to respond. My name is Ezra and my blog
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by ezmobius 19y ago
You also need to factor in redundant SAN, hardware load balancers, Master-> Slave mysql databases that do not use your slices resources. Clustered subversion, git and smtp, dns, none of which runs in your resource allocation. Databases