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Scaling API Latency: Tuning Nginx & Linux Kernel for High-Traffic SOA

· CoolVDS Team

In 2013, default Linux configurations are killing your API performance. We dive deep into sysctl tuning, Nginx buffer optimization, and why SSD storage is the only viable path for low-latency REST architectures in Norway.

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Container vs. Hypervisor: Locking Down LXC and OpenVZ in 2013

· CoolVDS Team

It is March 2013. LXC is entering the enterprise and Docker is making waves. But does sharing a kernel compromise your data? We explore cgroups, namespace isolation, and why hardware virtualization (KVM) remains the gold standard for security in Norway.

coolvds.com › Blog › Security & Compliance

Surviving the Kernel Panic: A Manual for Disaster Recovery in 2013

· CoolVDS Team

Hardware fails. RAID controllers degrade. In this guide, we bypass the marketing fluff and deploy a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using MySQL replication, Rsync, and Norwegian infrastructure laws.

coolvds.com › Blog › DevOps & Infrastructure

Scaling Container Networking: A Deep Dive into LXC & Open vSwitch

· CoolVDS Team

Container virtualization is the future, but networking across hosts is a nightmare. We explore how to build a robust multi-host network using LXC, GRE tunnels, and Open vSwitch on high-performance Linux clusters.

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The Death of the Monolith: Scaling Asynchronous Workers on Pure KVM in 2013

· CoolVDS Team

Cloud PaaS is killing your budget. Learn how to deploy a high-performance, decoupled worker architecture using RabbitMQ and Node.js on dedicated KVM instances. The 'Serverless' future is actually just efficient system administration.

coolvds.com › Blog › Server Administration

LXC vs OpenVZ: The Reality of High-Density Virtualization in 2013

· CoolVDS Team

We benchmark the heavyweights of lightweight virtualization. Is OpenVZ's kernel sharing a ticking time bomb for your production stack? We dive deep into user_beancounters, LXC cgroups, and why KVM might still be the king for isolation.