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Default MySQL configurations are designed for 256MB RAM servers from 2002. Here is the battle-hardened guide to tuning InnoDB on Linux, leveraging SSDs, and handling high-concurrency loads in the Norwegian hosting market.
Oracle has bought Sun, PostgreSQL finally has Hot Standby, and SSDs are changing the I/O game. We benchmark the two giants of open source databases for the Norwegian hosting market.
With Oracle's shadow over MySQL and PostgreSQL 9.0's replication breakthrough, the database landscape has shifted. We analyze the trade-offs, configuration flags, and why KVM virtualization is non-negotiable for database IO.
Stop your mail server from becoming a spam relay. A battle-hardened guide to Postfix configuration, RBLs, and handling Norwegian data privacy on Debian Squeeze and CentOS 5.
It's 2011, and the database landscape has shifted. We compare the new PostgreSQL 9.0 replication features against MySQL 5.5's InnoDB performance to help you decide what runs best on Norwegian VPS infrastructure.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun and the release of PostgreSQL 9.0, the database landscape has shifted. We break down the technical differences, from replication to ACID compliance, for Norwegian systems architects.
While the industry buzzes about 'The Cloud,' pragmatic CTOs know that network storage introduces latency. We analyze the trade-offs between SAN, NAS, and local RAID 10 in a post-RHEL 6 landscape.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun and the release of PostgreSQL 9.0, the database landscape has shifted violently this year. We break down the technical trade-offs between the LAMP stack standard and the ACID-compliant challenger for Norwegian infrastructure.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun shaking up the open-source world, choosing between MySQL 5.1 and PostgreSQL 9.0 is more critical than ever. We break down the technical differences, performance benchmarks, and why hardware I/O matters more than your SQL syntax.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun and the release of PostgreSQL 9.0, the database landscape in late 2010 is shifting. We benchmark performance, reliability, and replication strategies to help you decide.
With the recent release of PostgreSQL 9.0 and the uncertainty surrounding Oracle's acquisition of MySQL, the database landscape in 2010 is shifting. We break down the technical differences, performance benchmarks, and why IOPS matters more than CPU for your Norwegian hosting setup.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun and the release of PostgreSQL 9.0, the database landscape has shifted. We analyze read/write performance, replication strategies, and why hardware I/O matters more than your SQL dialect.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun shaking the open source community and PostgreSQL 9.0 introducing streaming replication, the database landscape has shifted. We benchmark the choices for high-performance hosting in Norway.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun shaking up the open source world, the database debate has never been louder. We benchmark MySQL 5.1 against the new PostgreSQL 9.0, analyzing locking mechanisms, replication, and why I/O performance on your VPS is the bottleneck you're ignoring.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun shaking up the open-source world and PostgreSQL 9.0 introducing streaming replication, the database debate has never been hotter. We benchmark the trade-offs for Norwegian infrastructure.
With Oracle's recent acquisition of Sun, the LAMP stack landscape is shifting. We benchmark MySQL 5.1 against PostgreSQL 8.4 on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
Is your database choking on traffic? We dive deep into MySQL 5.1 tuning, the MyISAM vs. InnoDB debate, and why switching to SSD-backed storage is the ultimate upgrade for Norwegian web applications.
With Oracle's recent acquisition of Sun, the database landscape has shifted. We compare MySQL 5.1 against PostgreSQL 8.4 to help you decide which engine belongs on your Norwegian VPS.
With the recent Oracle acquisition of Sun, the database landscape in 2010 is shifting. We benchmark MySQL 5.1 against PostgreSQL 8.4 to see which engine handles the load best on Norwegian infrastructure.
It is 2010, and the "Cloud" buzzword is everywhere. But for high-traffic databases, network storage latency is a silent killer. We analyze the trade-offs between SAN, NAS, and local RAID-10, and why data sovereignty in Norway matters more than ever.
With Oracle's recent acquisition of Sun causing uncertainty, we benchmark the raw read speed of MySQL against the data integrity of PostgreSQL 8.4. Learn which engine fits your Norwegian hosting infrastructure.
Shared hosting is a ticking time bomb for serious applications. We analyze the kernel-level differences between shared environments and Xen-based VPS, and why root access is non-negotiable for Magento and Drupal deployments.
With the Oracle acquisition of Sun looming, is it time to switch? We benchmark MySQL 5.1 against PostgreSQL 8.4, dissect MyISAM vs InnoDB performance, and explain why hardware virtualization matters for database integrity.
Is your VPS swapping to death under load? It's likely mod_php. We dive deep into replacing Apache's prefork module with Nginx and PHP-FPM to handle high concurrency on Norwegian infrastructure.
Disk-based session handling is the silent killer of high-traffic PHP applications. Here is why the new Redis project beats Memcached for session storage, and how to implement it on CoolVDS.
Is your PHP application choking on I/O wait? Stop storing sessions in MySQL or on disk. Discover why the new key-value store, Redis, is the future of high-concurrency session management in 2009.
As we approach 2010, the "Cloud" buzzword is everywhere, but disk I/O remains the silent killer of performance. Here is why centralized SANs fail under load and how to architect high-performance storage in Norway.
Still storing PHP sessions on disk? You are creating your own bottleneck. Here is why Redis beats Memcached and MySQL for session storage in high-load environments.
With the Oracle-Sun acquisition looming, the database landscape in 2009 is shifting. We benchmark MySQL 5.1 against the newly released PostgreSQL 8.4 to help you decide.
Still storing sessions in /tmp? You're bottlenecking your application. We explore why the new 'Redis' project is the persistent, high-speed alternative to Memcached that European systems architects have been waiting for.