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Why your '100% Uptime' status page is a lie, and how to use the ELK Stack and Prometheus to actually see what your servers are doing. A guide for Norwegian DevOps professionals in 2017.
Stop serving models with Flask. Learn how to deploy TensorFlow 1.0 candidates using gRPC and Docker for sub-millisecond inference latency on Norwegian infrastructure.
When your monolithic database hits the vertical ceiling, sharding is the nuclear option. We explore hash-based vs. range-based strategies, implementation patterns in MySQL 5.7, and why low-latency infrastructure in Oslo is critical for distributed data consistency.
Microservices solved your scaling problems but broke your debugging. Learn how to deploy Linkerd as a service mesh to regain visibility and reliability, and why underlying hardware matters for latency.
Stop guessing why your server is sluggish. We dive deep into Linux kernel metrics, PHP-FPM tracing, and the specific monitoring stack you need to survive 2017's traffic spikes.
Hardware fails, and fat fingers destroy databases. In this 2017 guide, we ditch the fluff and build a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using MySQL 5.7 replication, lsyncd, and Norwegian data sovereignty principles.
In 2017, the rush to Machine Learning is overwhelming, but your infrastructure choices might be sabotaging your results. We dissect why NVMe storage and KVM isolation are non-negotiable for data science workloads in Norway.
Stop relying on passive Nagios checks. Learn how to implement active metric collection using Prometheus 1.0 and Grafana 4.0 to detect bottlenecks before your Norway VPS crashes.
It is late 2016, and if you are still clicking buttons in the Jenkins UI, you are doing it wrong. We explore moving to Pipeline-as-Code, fixing I/O bottlenecks with NVMe, and keeping your intellectual property compliant within Norwegian borders.
Kubernetes 1.4+ networking isn't magic—it's a complex beast of iptables, CNI plugins, and encapsulation. We dissect the flow of a packet, compare Flannel vs. Calico, and explain why your underlying VPS I/O is the hidden bottleneck for etcd.
Post-Mirai botnet analysis: Why your 'backup script' isn't a Disaster Recovery Plan. We break down Master-Slave replication on Ubuntu 16.04, the legal reality of data residency in Norway, and why NVMe restores save jobs.
Stop guessing why your application is slow. From analyzing CPU steal time to configuring the ELK stack, this guide cuts through the marketing fluff and shows you how to monitor Linux systems properly.
We benchmark Docker 1.12 Swarm Mode against Kubernetes 1.4 for high-availability Nordic infrastructure. Stop guessing and start architecting for stability.
Stop managing retry logic in your application code. A battle-hardened guide to implementing the emerging Service Mesh pattern using Linkerd and Consul on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
A battle-hardened look at Kubernetes 1.4 networking. We dissect the CNI, analyze the iptables mess created by kube-proxy, and explain why your underlying VPS infrastructure dictates your cluster's latency.
Nagios checks might turn green, but your users are still seeing 504 errors. It's time to move from binary monitoring to deep instrumentation with Prometheus and ELK on high-IOPS infrastructure.
Is Serverless the end of the sysadmin? Hardly. In this 2016 retrospective, we dissect the latency, cost, and lock-in risks of FaaS, and propose a high-performance hybrid model using Docker and NVMe VPS in Norway.
The 'Castle and Moat' security strategy is dead. In this guide, we dismantle the perimeter and implement strict access controls, 2FA SSH, and encrypted tunnels on Ubuntu 16.04, ensuring your data in Norway remains untouchable.
Stop routing your Norwegian traffic through Frankfurt. We explore practical Edge Computing architectures using Nginx, Varnish, and local VPS nodes to crush latency and satisfy Datatilsynet.
It is November 2016. Ransomware is exploding, and the EU-US Privacy Shield is shaky. Here is a battle-tested Disaster Recovery guide using MySQL 5.7 GTID, BorgBackup, and Norwegian data sovereignty principles.
While the hype around AWS Lambda grows, pragmatic engineers know the truth: serverless doesn't mean no servers. We explore hybrid patterns that combine FaaS agility with the raw power of NVMe-backed VDS for stateful reliability.
Your build times aren't slow because of your code—they're slow because your VPS storage is choking. We analyze the impact of Disk I/O on Docker and Jenkins pipelines and why NVMe-backed KVM is the only viable architecture for 2016.
Is your application slow because of bad code or bad hardware? Learn how to identify bottlenecks using Linux tools, configure Nginx logging for latency data, and why the death of Safe Harbor makes Norwegian hosting critical today.
For Scandinavian user bases, hosting in Frankfurt is a compromise you can't afford. We dive into TCP stack tuning, NIX peering, and why 'Edge' means local hardware in 2016.
Don't let Black Friday traffic melt your API. We examine critical kernel parameters, Nginx worker optimization, and why dedicated KVM resources beat shared containers for consistent throughput in the Nordic market.
Latency isn't just network distance; it's disk I/O and kernel locks. We dissect the 2016 stack for high-performance API Gateways, focusing on Nginx tuning, TCP stack optimization on CentOS 7, and why NVMe storage is the only viable option for serious workloads.
A deep dive into the chaotic world of Kubernetes networking, CNI plugins, and iptables hell. Learn how to optimize pod communication without sacrificing latency, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure.
With the Safe Harbor framework invalidated and new EU regulations looming, manual security hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate server compliance using Ansible on CentOS 7 to satisfy auditors and secure your Nordic infrastructure.
With the EU's new data protection regulations looming, manual server hardening is a liability. Learn how to automate security compliance using Ansible on strict KVM infrastructure.
It is late 2016, and the battle for container dominance has shifted from the runtime to the cluster. We benchmark Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, and Mesos to see which solution actually survives production workloads in the Norwegian market.