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Tired of 'Burst RAM' marketing tricks crashing your MySQL service? We dissect the Xen hypervisor, explain why strict resource allocation beats OpenVZ, and how to configure DomU for true stability.
Tired of 'noisy neighbors' crashing your production database? We dissect why OpenVZ is failing professional sysadmins and why the industry shift to Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is the only path forward for stability in 2010.
Stop gambling with oversold OpenVZ containers. We dissect why KVM's isolated kernel architecture is the only viable choice for stability in 2009, specifically for high-load MySQL and Magento deployments.
OpenVZ overselling is destroying your database performance. We explore why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) with virtio drivers is the only architecture serious sysadmins should trust in late 2009.
Tired of 'noisy neighbors' crashing your database? We dissect why Xen PV beats OpenVZ for mission-critical hosting and how to tune CentOS 5 domU instances for raw performance on Norwegian infrastructure.
Tired of unpredictable performance on OpenVZ containers? We explain why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is the only serious choice for production environments in 2009, covering I/O isolation, kernel tuning, and Norwegian data compliance.
Stop gambling with OpenVZ 'burst memory'. We break down why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is the superior choice for performance, isolation, and Norwegian data compliance.
OpenVZ and shared hosting are failing your high-load applications. Discover why Xen PV is the 2009 standard for true hardware isolation, guaranteed RAM, and stable performance in the Nordic market.
Tired of OpenVZ 'burst' RAM limits and noisy neighbors crashing your MySQL? We break down why KVM is the superior choice for serious sysadmins in Norway.
Tired of your VPS crawling whenever a neighbor gets Digged? We break down why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) beats OpenVZ for stability, why RAID-10 SAS matters, and how Norwegian privacy laws protect your data better than the US Patriot Act.
OpenVZ is fine for hobbyists, but if you value strict resource isolation and kernel stability in 2009, Xen is the mandatory standard. Here is the technical breakdown of PV vs HVM and why we built CoolVDS on it.
Tired of unpredictable load averages and 'noisy neighbors'? We dive into the KVM vs. OpenVZ debate, benchmark the new Intel Nehalem architecture, and explain why true hardware virtualization is non-negotiable for serious database performance in 2009.
Tired of your MySQL process dying due to 'noisy neighbors'? We dismantle the OpenVZ overselling trap and explain why KVM is the only serious choice for production workloads in 2009.
Monitoring tells you the server is down. Observability tells you why the database latency spiked 500ms before the crash. We explore the transition from reactive Nagios checks to proactive tracing, focusing on the specific infrastructure requirements needed to support high-cardinality data in 2019.
Public cloud serverless functions promise scale but deliver cold starts and unpredictable bills. Learn how to architect a private serverless platform using OpenFaaS and Docker on high-performance NVMe VPS infrastructure for total data sovereignty in Norway.
Breaking the monolith is the easy part. Keeping distributed systems alive requires battle-tested patterns. We explore API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and the infrastructure requirements needed to run them effectively in 2019.
A battle-hardened look at K8s networking performance in 2019. We dissect CNI plugins, kernel tuning, and why the underlying hardware determines whether your cluster flies or crawls.
Transitioning from monolithic architecture to microservices requires more than just Docker containers. We explore battle-tested patterns, local latency realities in Norway, and the infrastructure needed to support distributed systems in 2019.
Stop manually applying manifests. We explore the newly released ArgoCD v1.0, the shift to declarative continuous delivery, and why high-performance NVMe infrastructure in Norway is critical for your reconciliation loops.
Monolithic architecture is suffocating your release cycle, but microservices introduce a complexity tax that bankrupts unprepared teams. Here is the battle-tested guide to API Gateways, Service Discovery, and Circuit Breakers using technologies available right now.
The runC vulnerability changed everything. A battle-hardened guide to securing container runtimes, locking down privileges, and why KVM isolation is your only real defense against kernel exploits.
Containers aren't magic security boxes. From the recent runC vulnerability to kernel isolation, we break down how to secure your stack using 2019's best practices, leveraging strict KVM boundaries and immutable infrastructure principles.
Moving from monolith to microservices introduces network complexity that can kill performance. We analyze three battle-tested patterns—API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and Asynchronous Eventing—and explain why underlying hardware latency is the silent killer of distributed systems.
Moving from monolith to microservices creates a distributed complexity nightmare. We analyze three battle-tested architecture patterns—API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and Service Discovery—to keep your stack stable under load, specifically within the Norwegian hosting context.
Legacy monitoring tools like Nagios are failing in dynamic environments. Learn how to deploy a scalable Prometheus stack on NVMe-backed KVM instances to visualize real-time metrics, handle GDPR compliance in Norway, and eliminate 3 AM false positives.
Microservices solve scaling but break networking. Here is a battle-tested guide to deploying Istio 1.1 on dedicated KVM resources, managing the sidecar overhead, and achieving strict mTLS compliance in Norway.
Microservices aren't a silver bullet; they're a complex trade-off between agility and operational chaos. This guide explores the critical patterns—API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and Service Discovery—needed to survive the transition in 2019, specifically within the context of Nordic network constraints.
Stop SSH-ing into your servers. In this deep dive, we explore why Pull-based GitOps workflows using Flux and Helm are the only scalable way to manage Kubernetes clusters in compliance-heavy Norwegian environments.
Monoliths are safe. Microservices are chaos. Learn the battle-tested patterns (Gateway, Circuit Breaker, Discovery) to tame your distributed system, and why your infrastructure choice determines your survival.
Serverless is the buzzword of 2019, but AWS Lambda isn't the only game in town. We explore running OpenFaaS on high-performance KVM instances to get the best of both worlds: developer velocity and infrastructure control.