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Is Serverless the end of the VPS? Unlikely. We dissect the hype, analyze the latency penalties for Nordic users, and demonstrate how to build a hybrid event-driven architecture using Docker Swarm and high-performance KVM instances.
The perimeter is dead. With GDPR enforcement looming in 2018, relying on a VPN is no longer sufficient. We dissect how to implement Google-style Zero Trust architecture using standard Linux tools and CoolVDS KVM instances.
With GDPR enforcement looming in 2018, 'backup' is no longer synonymous with 'recovery.' We analyze replication strategies using MySQL 5.7 GTIDs, rsync, and KVM isolation within the Norwegian legal framework.
Nagios says the server is up. Your customers say the site is broken. In this deep dive, we explore the emerging shift from basic monitoring to deep system observability using ELK and Prometheus, specifically tailored for the Norwegian hosting landscape in 2017.
It is not a matter of if, but when. Learn how to architect a bulletproof Disaster Recovery plan using Linux primitives, avoiding the recent GitLab-style meltdown, while keeping your data compliant with Datatilsynet standards.
Latency kills. Learn how to tune the Linux kernel and Nginx for high-throughput API gateways, specifically tailored for the Norwegian network topology available in 2017.
Database migration shouldn't be a game of Russian Roulette. Learn battle-tested strategies using replication and Percona tools to migrate your stack to high-performance NVMe infrastructure in Oslo without killing your uptime.
Stop scheduling 4 AM maintenance windows. This guide details a master-slave replication strategy for migrating MySQL/MariaDB instances to high-performance NVMe storage without killing your uptime.
When vertical scaling hits the ceiling, sharding is the only way out. We explore practical sharding strategies using MySQL 5.7 and ProxySQL, tailored for low-latency infrastructure in Norway.
Vertical scaling has a ceiling. Learn practical database sharding strategies using MySQL 5.7 and ProxySQL to handle massive datasets while keeping latency low and data within Norwegian borders.
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.
Migrating a live database is open-heart surgery. This guide covers battle-tested strategies using MySQL replication, SSH tunneling, and NVMe-backed storage to eliminate downtime for Norwegian mission-critical systems.
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.
It is late 2016. The upcoming EU data regulations loom, and standard backups won't save you from a total site failure. Here is a battle-tested guide to reducing RTO using KVM, BorgBackup, and Norwegian infrastructure.
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.
Migrating a live production database is heart surgery on a runner. This guide covers replication strategies for MySQL 5.7 and PostgreSQL 9.6, handling NIX latency, and why NVMe storage matters for data integrity.
With the fall of Safe Harbor and the looming GDPR, relying solely on US-based hyperscalers is a liability. This guide details a hybrid infrastructure strategy using Terraform 0.7 and OpenVPN to bridge local Norwegian NVMe storage with public cloud scalability.
It is November 2016. Safe Harbor is dead, Privacy Shield is shaky, and AWS latency to Oslo is still physical. Here is a battle-tested architecture for keeping data legal and fast using CoolVDS and Terraform.
Latency is the silent killer of conversion rates. In this guide, we strip away the marketing fluff to build a raw, effective monitoring stack using Nginx, MySQL 5.7, and the ELK stack, optimized for Norwegian data sovereignty.
It is late 2016. Safe Harbor is dead, ransomware is rampant, and your RTO is likely a lie. Here is how to build a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using KVM, NVMe, and Norwegian data sovereignty.
Backup is not disaster recovery. In this guide, we dismantle common data safety myths, explore 2016's evolving privacy regulations in Norway, and implement a master-slave replication architecture using KVM and NVMe storage.
It is September 2016. The EU-US Privacy Shield is new, but latency is forever. Here is how to architect a hybrid solution that keeps data safe in Norway while leveraging public cloud scalability.
RAID is not a backup. Snapshots are not a strategy. We define a battle-tested Disaster Recovery plan using MySQL 5.7 GTID replication, Lsyncd, and off-site Norwegian cold storage to keep your RTO under 15 minutes.
Relying solely on AWS or Azure creates a single point of failure and latency issues for Scandinavian users. Here is how to architect a redundant, compliant multi-cloud stack using Ansible and local infrastructure.
Is your AWS bill spiralizing out of control? Discover why hyperscalers might be draining your budget and how migrating to NVMe-based VDS in Norway can slash TCO while boosting I/O performance.
It is 2016. Centralized cloud regions in Frankfurt or Dublin are no longer sufficient for real-time applications in the Nordics. We explore the technical necessity of local edge nodes, kernel tuning for low latency, and why geography is the ultimate bottleneck.
RAID is not a backup. In the wake of the new EU-US Privacy Shield, we dissect how to build a legally compliant, KVM-based failover strategy for high-availability systems in Norway.
It's 3 AM and your database migration just stalled. Avoid the panic. We detail the battle-tested replication strategies using Percona XtraBackup and rsync that keep Norwegian data sovereign and uptime at 100%.
Monoliths are safe; distributed systems are chaotic. We explore the 2016 microservices landscape, from Service Discovery with Consul to handling NIX latency, and why fast I/O is non-negotiable.
With the recent invalidation of Safe Harbor, relying solely on US-based giants is a liability. Here is how to architect a compliant, high-performance hybrid infrastructure using local KVM instances and open-source tools.