All articles tagged with "Scalability"
Monoliths melt under pressure. Learn how to implement key-based and range-based sharding strategies using MySQL and PostgreSQL, and why network latency in Oslo makes or breaks your distributed data layer.
Sharding is the solution when vertical scaling fails, but it brings immense complexity. A battle-hardened look at strategies, implementation, and infrastructure requirements for Norway's high-traffic systems.
While PaaS giants promise a world without server management, the reality for Norwegian enterprises is often high latency and vendor lock-in. Here is how to architect decoupled, 'serverless-style' systems using raw KVM power.
It's 2014, and the buzz is all about PaaS and BaaS. But for serious scaling in Norway, relying on US-hosted 'serverless' platforms is a latency trap. Learn how to build your own high-performance worker clusters using Redis, Celery, and KVM.
Forget the buzzwords. True scalability in 2014 isn't about magical clouds; it's about decoupling your logic with message queues, Docker, and raw KVM performance.
April 2014 Analysis: The industry is buzzing about PaaS and the elusive "No-Ops" dream. We dissect why owning your stack on high-performance SSD VPS is still superior to the "Serverless" black box for Norwegian enterprises.
While the industry buzzes about PaaS and 'NoOps', real scalability requires robust asynchronous patterns. We explore how to architect high-performance worker queues using Redis, Celery, and KVM-based VPS in Norway.
When vertical scaling fails and your iowait hits 40%, sharding is the only path forward. We explore practical strategies using MySQL 5.6, PHP, and high-performance KVM architecture.
While the industry buzzes about 'NoOps' and expensive PaaS solutions, real scalability is built on decoupled, asynchronous worker patterns. Here is how to engineer a resilient, low-latency infrastructure on Norwegian soil without the US cloud price tag.
Nagios alerts are not enough. Learn how to monitor CPU steal time, I/O latency, and real application metrics in 2013's high-scale environments using Graphite, Collectd, and honest KVM hosting.
When vertical scaling hits the wall, sharding is your only exit strategy. We explore application-level partitioning, consistent hashing, and the infrastructure requirements to handle write-heavy loads in the Nordic market.
Your single MySQL master is choking on I/O. Vertical scaling has hit the physical limit. It's time to architect for horizontal scale using application-level sharding strategies proven in high-load Norwegian environments.
Stop letting a single Garbage Collection spike take down your entire platform. We explore the emerging 'micro-service' patterns using Nginx, HAProxy, and KVM isolation to build resilient systems in Norway.
Before you commit to the 'No-Ops' hype of expensive managed platforms, learn how to architect true decoupled scalability using RabbitMQ, Celery, and high-performance SSD VPS. A guide for 2013's serious engineers.
Tired of monolithic maintenance? We explore 'Serverless' concepts in 2013 using decoupled queues, PaaS-like worker patterns, and KVM isolation strategies on CoolVDS.
Stop babying your monoliths. Discover how to implement asynchronous worker patterns using Redis, Supervisord, and KVM to achieve 'NoOps' scalability without the Heroku price tag.
Is your Apache server hitting MaxClients while RAM vanishes? Learn how to deploy Nginx as a reverse proxy on CentOS 6 to handle thousands of concurrent connections without melting your hardware. Includes production-ready configs for Norwegian setups.
Stop relying on a single point of failure. Learn how to architect a bulletproof load balancing layer using HAProxy 1.4 to distribute traffic, maintain session persistence, and survive traffic spikes.
File-based sessions are a bottleneck waiting to strangle your application. Learn how to implement Redis for session management on Linux to reduce latency and handle high-concurrency traffic, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure constraints.
Stop letting disk I/O kill your application performance. We explore why switching from default file-based sessions to Redis is the critical upgrade for scaling PHP applications in 2011, specifically for the Norwegian market.