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by pedoh 16y ago
It's never too early to think about monitoring and metrics. In my opinion you should collect metrics on everything you can think of: 1) How long does it take for my page to load? 2) How long is this database query taking? 3) How long does t
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by pedoh 16y ago
Interesting. Are you using Chrome for Windows, perhaps? I'm using Chrome for Mac (5.0.375.29), and all that happens when I click "See it in action" is that the page is scrolled to the top.
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by pedoh 16y ago
This looks pretty amazing ... in Firefox. I tried Chrome, but no luck. Is that because Chrome doesn't support HTML5 as completely as Firefox?
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by pedoh 16y ago
Some people might lean towards this instead of Puppet / Chef / cfengine because the "normal" way to use Puppet is in a client / server model, and that might seem overly complex for some projects. But Puppet can be used in a serverless way.
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by pedoh 16y ago
I'd modify it so that you have upper bounds in order to avoid scenarios such as a person making $200k and validly choosing "More than $50k" AND "More than $100k". In other words, force one response only.
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by pedoh 16y ago
On top of the monitoring and metrics they're providing, imagine if they could provide application deployment and ensuring server state across multiple clouds. They could leverage Puppet and perhaps other tools like Capistrano to roll out ne
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by pedoh 16y ago
This is the first time I've seen Cloudkick, and it looks amazing. I love watching companies that enable other companies to focus on their end product instead of all of the technical operations surrounding their end product. Congrats on your
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by pedoh 16y ago
As a long time perl developer, I'm dabbling in python and a little bit of ruby.
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by pedoh 17y ago
You've got two questions here, I think, and they both deserve careful consideration. 1) How do you monitor your site to alert you of problems? 2) How do you prevent your site from going down in the first place? In my opinion, #1 is more str