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by jpmc 16y ago
Start small with two maybe three micro instances. Try to scale out rather than up. When the time comes you can step up to the larger instances. You might want to separate some of your services into clusters and run them from a couple set
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I will happily sell ideas.
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by jpmc 16y ago
I use it to track keywords and link building activities. It is a great way to get a daily overview of SEO work. The trick is getting your keywords or phrases refined down to eliminate noise. If you have a generic word like boat for sale
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by jpmc 16y ago
The name is only an ingredient of your success. If you are relying on the name to make your service successful you have a recipe for failure. If everything is perfect (interface, design, backup/recovery,scalability) and the name is the ch
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by jpmc 16y ago
If you don't have time to watch a video you may not have time to read. Maybe along the same lines but instead of text it could be an mp3 that one could listen to while walking in from the parking lot, driving or doing whatever. You could
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by jpmc 16y ago
The perfect domain name today might not be the best name tomorrow. Really think about what you want your domain to say..if anything. Don't corner yourself in by your domain name. I am sure a variation or a unique name is avaialbe. Take
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by jpmc 16y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? If you can find a foundation from which to build a better service/app/mousetrap why not? Consider utilizing a clone a part of natural software evolution. Spend more of your time and effort on making it better tha
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by jpmc 16y ago
All of the data centers I have worked in or have visited have had a KVM in each rack or cluster of racks. Many servers even come with a IP based KVM built into them ...HP does this for sure. It is a good idea but I think there are other p
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by jpmc 16y ago
First what are you trying to build? A storefront is vastly different from a general company page. A social site is different from a streaming video site. Identify what you want first then find out who the best of breed is.
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by jpmc 16y ago
I had a quick exchange with Matt Mullenweg. He is not the Pope but was one that I didn't expect to get a response from.
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by jpmc 16y ago
Yes and yes. I think whiteboards are an extremely valuable (cheap too) resource for almost any organization. The ability to quickly brainstorm, diagram and model ideas is unmatched. In a few minutes you can convey from a tiny idea or con
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Good practices for rich web applications(blog.jayway.com)
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If you want people to remember your domain name and type it into the browser than you really need the .com extension. You have to market the hell out of .net or any other type of domain for people to remember it. They might remember your
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by jpmc 16y ago
I think a critical question to ask yourself is 'why do I choose to go at it alone'? As you venture forward the skills necessary to succeed will increase both in depth and in scope. Being your own lawyer, accountant, marketer, engineer, de