kustodian

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TeamCity Tips for Easy, Repeatable Builds(engineering.nordeus.com)
1 points by kustodian 8y ago|0 comments
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A Case Study: Post Processing Effects at 60 FPS on Mid-Range Smartphones(engineering.nordeus.com)
1 points by kustodian 8y ago|0 comments
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TeamCity Ansible Vault Integration(engineering.nordeus.com)
3 points by kustodian 8y ago|0 comments
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Reducing Our Regression Testing by 80%: Screenshot Tests for Top Eleven(engineering.nordeus.com)
1 points by kustodian 8y ago|0 comments
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Postgres Meltdown and Spectre Benchmarks(nordeus.com)
7 points by kustodian 9y ago|0 comments
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Managing Iptables with Ansible the Easy Way(blog.nordeus.com)
10 points by kustodian 10y ago|0 comments
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Indexing and Querying Postgres Hstore(blog.nordeus.com)
2 points by kustodian 11y ago|0 comments
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by kustodian 11y ago
I don't know in what type of business you are, but in gaming if one server breaks, it's not the end of the world, nobody is going to die, or lose money about it :P
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by kustodian 11y ago
"...but nobody in the business of deploying production Posgresql should ever have been using the various models of desktop SSD that were tested." this is one of the reasons why this article was written. To show you how to test, to
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by kustodian 11y ago
The reason is the performance penalty for barriers On + disk cache On was much higher than for barriers Off + Disk Cache off, at least that is how it looked like on our testing system. Of course that could be do to the fact that we are usin
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by kustodian 11y ago
Yeah I know that these are old drives, we've done this testing about year and a half ago and when we started renting servers more than 5 years ago, we didn't think about which SSDs are in there. At that time we didn't have a
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Power Failure Testing with SSDs(blog.nordeus.com)
86 points by kustodian 11y ago|42 comments