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Resources for Technical Operations Engineers(kovyrin.net)
11 points by kovyrin 13y ago|0 comments
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MySQL Monitoring with Cacti using 1-minute resolution(kovyrin.net)
1 points by kovyrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by kovyrin 15y ago
Since there is no patch available for the latest Ruby Enterprise Edition, we've made a quick port of the official ruby solution: http://kovyrin.net/2011/12/29/ree-hash-collision-patch/
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by kovyrin 15y ago
MongoDb? ;-)
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by kovyrin 15y ago
You know, we never complained about cpu, memory, disk or network performance. The only real complaints were about the fact that no cloud instances had uptime of more than a week. I'm totally OK with shit being slow (we could always optimize
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by kovyrin 15y ago
Yeah, even if one could scale up his web/app farms 2400% so fast, I'd really like to see a database that scales up/out this well :-)
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by kovyrin 15y ago
Damn, this is exactly what I was experiencing: when I'd ask "wtf? how comes your management would not see the trend" I' d constantly receive "you're the only customer experiencing this problem!" bullshit.
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by kovyrin 15y ago
Yeah, we run 100+ dedicated boxes for 3 years now and our experience is really great. Hence the rant - why couldn't they provide the same quality of service and support for their cloud offering?
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by kovyrin 15y ago
Yes, their dedicated servers hosting is just awesome - the best I've seen! But their cloud stuff is terrible and this is what made me really frustrated and guess about it being a 3rd party service poorly integrated - their cloud offering su
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by kovyrin 15y ago
The thing is, all our cloud instances were redundant so SL downtimes almost never caused real service disruptions on the site. But when one instance dies, there is a huge chance that other one (two, five, ten) will die soon as well. As for
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Softlayer Cloud: An operations guy's rant about really bad service(kovyrin.net)
115 points by kovyrin 15y ago|40 comments
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by kovyrin 16y ago
I'd personally hate all my reading (including shit I open but do not like/read) to be shared on my account. Having control over what is shared is good IMHO.
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Rails Can Scale(kovyrin.net)
4 points by kovyrin 16y ago|0 comments
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DB Charmer – ActiveRecord Connection Magic Plugin(kovyrin.net)
1 points by kovyrin 17y ago|0 comments
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Advanced Squid Caching in Scribd: Logged In Users and Complex URLs Handling(kovyrin.net)
19 points by kovyrin 17y ago|0 comments
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by kovyrin 18y ago
Why would nginx be a bottleneck? and What kind of bottleneck do you mean?
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by kovyrin 18y ago
Actually I didn't want to freak you out :-) Of course we've heard (and even used) caching reverse proxies - I've just explained the flow of our thoughts and words in the chat room during the brainstorming. I mean one thing is when you know
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by kovyrin 18y ago
Actually squid is fast enough for us :-) And, as I already pointed out in comments to the post: Before choosing Squid 3.0 I've discussed this with percona guys (which I really trust since I worked there quite a while) and they shared with m