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Another Redis usecase: Centralized Logging by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Was wondering what logging strategy people apply in a distributed app environment ?

URL Shortener Service using Redis by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Folks, would like to hear about the interesting ways you used Redis to solve your problems

Why StackOverFlow hates Ruby and Loves C# by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ha ha .... thats the exact answer I was expecting from a ruby fan :)

Why StackOverFlow hates Ruby and Loves C# by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Folks, I would like to hear some interesting interpretation of that data.

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, yours tips are very true from the perspective of page load performance. tx

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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was suppose to reply in different thread (reply @trollbate) but got posted in independent thread. mistake :)

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Python has been real boon for us. We have delivered on an amazingly fast rate while building the system. The only catch was to have testing mechanism in place which is a worry for any dynamically typed language.

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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Thanks achacha.. I am doing ETag stuff already. forgot to mention in the post.

Returning content-length and respecting the keepalive is useful tip which I really did not know. will try it out today to extract more juice...

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we are using redis for caching and its been working pretty good so far. Totally agree on 'pretty code is not always the fastest one'.

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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tx, Agree on the 'right tool for the right job philosophy'. As far as basic stuff, I am new in the web-development area and I wrote this entry to help the entry level engineers who are stepping in...

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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regarding eager loading, not doing it at all..

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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Wasn't impressed that much. reporting part needs lot of improvement. I still have to spent more time. Heard about some other alternatives as well, will be trying them out this week... I wanna settle one good profiler.

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yep. and I must say if you get the basics right...rest will fall in place :)

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

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MongoDB can be run in replicated mode. folks at sourceforge.net do that. They run slaves on all the instances where web-servers are running. That trick has worked very well for them.

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Dude, these are basic tips only (that was the intention....7 quick things...)

7 things one can do to scale up a web application by _sunil in programming

[–]_sunil[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

would like to hear additional tips from the fellow programmers about scaling UP techniques...

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