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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 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.
It's 2010, and 'Cloud' is the new buzzword. But behind the marketing fluff, disk I/O is still the bottleneck killing your database performance. Here is how to configure storage for speed and compliance in Norway.
Is your application choking on 'unlimited' shared hosting? We break down the technical migration to VDS, covering rsync strategies, Xen virtualization, and optimizing I/O for high-load reliability.
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.
The C10k problem is real. Stop throwing RAM at Apache. Learn how to deploy Nginx 0.8 as a reverse proxy to handle thousands of concurrent connections on your VPS without melting your CPU.
Shared hosting is cheap, but the 'noisy neighbor' effect kills business critical applications. We analyze the technical limits of standard cPanel hosting versus the dedicated isolation of a Root VPS, focusing on kernel tuning, I/O performance, and Norwegian data compliance.
Stop gambling with oversold resources. We dive deep into the Xen hypervisor, Paravirtualization (PV), and why serious Systems Administrators in Norway choose it over OpenVZ for guaranteed stability and compliance.
Is your single Apache server choking on concurrent connections? Learn how to deploy HAProxy 1.4 to horizontal scale your web cluster, maintain session persistence, and ensure low-latency delivery for Norwegian users.
Is your growing Magento store hitting memory limits? We dismantle the architectural differences between Shared Hosting and Virtual Private Servers (VPS), comparing OpenVZ vs. Xen virtualization, and explaining why true resource isolation is critical for Norwegian enterprises.
Shared hosting is a liability. Discover why businesses are migrating to Xen and KVM virtualization, how to optimize MySQL 5.1 for heavy loads, and why latency to NIX (Oslo) matters more than raw bandwidth.
Data loss isn't a question of if, but when. In this 2010 guide, we break down robust automated backup scripts using rsync and cron, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure standards.
It is 2010, and using Apache Prefork for high-traffic sites is no longer sustainable. We explore how the newly integrated PHP-FPM in PHP 5.3.3 drastically reduces memory footprint compared to traditional mod_php.
While everyone focuses on CPU cycles, your database is likely choking on disk waits. We analyze the reality of SAN vs. Local Storage in virtualized environments and why keeping data in Oslo matters for performance and compliance.
Tired of mysterious 'failcnt' errors and noisy neighbors killing your database performance? We break down why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is superior to OpenVZ for serious hosting infrastructure.
Is your site crashing under the Slashdot effect? We analyze the kernel-level differences between shared environments and Virtual Private Servers, focusing on resource isolation, I/O bottlenecks, and data sovereignty in Norway.
With Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems shaking the open source community, choosing the right database has never been more critical. We compare MySQL 5.1 and PostgreSQL 8.4 on performance, ACID compliance, and suitability for Norwegian enterprise hosting.
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.
Is your site crawling during peak hours? We dissect the architectural bottlenecks of shared hosting and explain why dedicated resources via a VPS are the only path to stability in 2010.
Is your site buckling under the 'Digg Effect'? We analyze the architectural bottlenecks of shared hosting and demonstrate why migrating to a Xen-based VPS is the only viable path for performance and compliance in 2010.
Is Apache eating all your RAM? Learn how to deploy Nginx as a reverse proxy on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to handle concurrent connections efficiently while keeping your data safe within Norway's borders.
Is your LAMP stack choking on memory? Learn how to configure Nginx 0.8 as a lightweight reverse proxy in front of Apache to handle the C10k problem, optimize for Norwegian latency, and keep your sysadmin pager silent.
Is your Apache server choking on keep-alive connections? We dissect the architectural differences between the industry standard Apache 2.2 and the event-driven challenger Lighttpd to determine which daemon belongs on your Norwegian VPS.
Is your pager buzzing at 3 AM? Stop reacting to downtime and start predicting it. We dive into Nagios 3 configuration, interpreting Linux iowait, and why hardware stability in Oslo matters for your uptime.
Is your cheap VPS actually a trap? We dissect the OpenVZ architecture, expose the 'burst RAM' myth, and explain why serious sysadmins in Norway are moving to Xen/KVM for true isolation.
Is your site crashing under the 'Slashdot Effect'? We analyze the architectural bottlenecks of shared hosting environments versus the dedicated isolation of Xen-based VPS, with a focus on latency optimization in the Nordic region.
A battle-hardened guide to locking down RHEL/CentOS and Debian servers. Learn how to configure iptables, secure SSH, and leverage CoolVDS's architecture for compliance with the Norwegian Personal Data Act.
Is Apache mod_php eating your server's RAM? Discover how shifting to Nginx and PHP-FPM can drop memory usage by 60% and handle high concurrency in the Norwegian market. A technical deep dive for 2010 systems.
Script kiddies don't sleep, and neither should your firewall. A battle-hardened guide to securing CentOS and Debian servers against modern threats, from iptables strategies to hardware isolation.
RAID is not a backup. If you accidentally drop a database table at 3 AM, mirroring just replicates the error instantly. Here is how to architect a fail-safe backup strategy using rsync, automysqlbackup, and Norwegian remote storage.