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Learn how to maximize your AI inference performance with GPU slicing technology on CoolVDS.
In the heat of the 2017 container wars, choosing between Kubernetes and Docker Swarm determines your infrastructure's fate. We analyze performance, complexity, and why underlying hardware like NVMe storage is critical for cluster stability.
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.
Public cloud scalability often masks massive inefficiencies. We analyze the TCO of high-performance infrastructure in 2017, from NVMe economics to the looming GDPR regulations.
Stop letting noisy neighbors kill your database performance. A deep dive into why KVM virtualization is the superior choice for mission-critical hosting in 2011.
Tired of unpredictable performance and 'failcnt' errors? We analyze why 2011 is the year to abandon OpenVZ for KVM virtualization, specifically for high-I/O workloads in the Norwegian market.
Tired of noisy neighbors killing your database performance? We break down why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is superior to container-based virtualization for stability, security, and raw I/O power in 2011.
Sick of 'burst RAM' promises and noisy neighbors? We break down why Xen paravirtualization is the only choice for stability in 2010, featuring deep dives into kernel tuning and storage I/O strategies.
Tired of fighting for CPU cycles on oversold OpenVZ nodes? We break down why KVM is the future of Linux virtualization and how `virtio` drivers provide near-native performance for your mission-critical apps.
Tired of unpredictable load averages and 'noisy neighbors'? We dive into the KVM vs. OpenVZ debate, benchmark the new Intel Nehalem architecture, and explain why true hardware virtualization is non-negotiable for serious database performance in 2009.
Centralized cloud architectures are failing modern IoT and real-time workloads. We dissect how to architect a distributed edge layer using low-latency VPS nodes in Oslo, covering MQTT aggregation, Nginx micro-caching, and the 2018 GDPR reality.
We compare Kubernetes 1.6 and Docker Swarm Mode for production workloads. Discover why underlying KVM infrastructure and NVMe storage are critical for container performance in the looming GDPR era.
Multi-cloud isn't just a buzzword; it's an economic necessity. We analyze the TCO of splitting workloads between hyperscalers and local high-performance KVM instances, focusing on latency, GDPR preparedness, and raw NVMe performance.
Is your monthly AWS bill spiraling? Learn how to audit zombie processes, leverage KVM virtualization efficiency, and cut bandwidth costs by moving workloads closer to Oslo.
When 'adding more RAM' stops working, you need a strategy. We dissect database sharding architectures relevant to high-traffic European workloads in 2017.
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.
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.
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.
Kubernetes networking isn't magic—it's complex Linux routing. We dive into the CNI chaos, overlay network latency, and why your choice of underlying KVM infrastructure in Norway matters for production workloads.
Is your API gateway adding 200ms overhead? In this technical deep-dive, we analyze the Linux kernel and Nginx configurations required to handle massive concurrency for Norwegian workloads.
Is your AWS bill spiraling while performance stagnates? We analyze why moving stable workloads to high-performance NVMe VPS in Norway offers better TCO than the hyperscalers.
When your primary master hits 100% I/O wait, vertical scaling stops working. We explore practical sharding strategies using MySQL 5.7, ProxySQL, and KVM architecture to maintain sub-millisecond latency for Norwegian workloads.
Standard uptime checks won't save you from slow APIs. We dive into identifying bottlenecks using New Relic, the ELK stack, and Linux system tools like `iostat`, specifically for high-traffic Norwegian workloads.
Migrating live production databases without killing your SLA requires military precision. Here is the exact replication strategy and my.cnf tuning we use to move heavy I/O workloads across the Nordic infrastructure.
Migrating a live database without killing your uptime is an art form. Here is the field guide to moving production SQL workloads to high-performance KVM slices without losing sleep.
AWS Lambda and the 'Serverless' movement are dominating headlines in 2015, but is the technology ready for mission-critical Nordic workloads? We analyze the latency trade-offs, vendor lock-in risks, and hybrid architectures that combine FaaS agility with the raw power of KVM virtualization.
Database migrations are 'resume-generating events' if they fail. Learn how to move MySQL 5.6 production workloads with minimal downtime using replication and SSH tunnels, specifically optimized for Norway's infrastructure.
Burstable RAM is a myth that kills databases. We analyze the architectural differences between OpenVZ containers and KVM virtualization, and why true hardware isolation is critical for high-load Norwegian workloads.
Stop gambling with 'burstable' RAM and noisy neighbors. We break down why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) provides the isolation and raw I/O performance required for high-traffic Norwegian workloads.
Tired of fighting for CPU cycles in oversold containers? We explore why Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is the superior choice for production workloads in Norway, offering true isolation and kernel-level control.