Jan 10 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-10)

  • @fathomdb To start with imagine the Archive Storage engine which stores no indexes in memory, is mostly write and compresses on disk… in reply to fathomdb #
  • @fathomdb My point Cloud Servers should be able to mount SAN like storage in chunks of 1TB. The fix storage caps make little sense. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud Most Cloud OS providers have moved to the route of abstracting storage from the VM and making it first class. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud CF is first class and provides archival benefit.We need to be able to buy/provision the SAN infrastructure now for CS. #
  • @fathomdb I did try to evaluate the product and signup, however I never got anything in my email. Are there issues on RS with provisioning? #

Jan 10 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-10)

  • @fathomdb To start with imagine the Archive Storage engine which stores no indexes in memory, is mostly write and compresses on disk… in reply to fathomdb #
  • @fathomdb My point Cloud Servers should be able to mount SAN like storage in chunks of 1TB. The fix storage caps make little sense. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud Most Cloud OS providers have moved to the route of abstracting storage from the VM and making it first class. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud CF is first class and provides archival benefit.We need to be able to buy/provision the SAN infrastructure now for CS. #
  • @fathomdb I did try to evaluate the product and signup, however I never got anything in my email. Are there issues on RS with provisioning? #

Jan 10 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-10)

  • @fathomdb To start with imagine the Archive Storage engine which stores no indexes in memory, is mostly write and compresses on disk… in reply to fathomdb #
  • @fathomdb My point Cloud Servers should be able to mount SAN like storage in chunks of 1TB. The fix storage caps make little sense. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud Most Cloud OS providers have moved to the route of abstracting storage from the VM and making it first class. #
  • @fathomdb @rackcloud CF is first class and provides archival benefit.We need to be able to buy/provision the SAN infrastructure now for CS. #
  • @fathomdb I did try to evaluate the product and signup, however I never got anything in my email. Are there issues on RS with provisioning? #

Jan 8 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-08)

  • Without an EBS like offering from Rackspace, FathomDB is DOA. #

Jan 8 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-08)

  • Without an EBS like offering from Rackspace, FathomDB is DOA. #

Jan 8 2010

A Day In The Life (2010-01-08)

  • Without an EBS like offering from Rackspace, FathomDB is DOA. #

Dec 2 2009

A Day In The Life (2009-12-02)

  • I implemented a portable distributed DNS Cache for HTTP in Feedbot. Hopefully, @rackcloud will get me back online for tonight. #
  • The last 48 hours with @rackcloud demonstrate how good software architecture can compensate/identify core infrastructure weaknesses #
  • Looking forward to when @rackcloud adds DNS caching on the web nodes, but in the meantime, I'll stick with my distributed solution. #
  • Every day I get more impressed with the simplicity of MySQL. Transparent federation from SQL is still the goal. #
  • Back to MySQL hacking #

Dec 2 2009

A Day In The Life (2009-12-02)

  • I implemented a portable distributed DNS Cache for HTTP in Feedbot. Hopefully, @rackcloud will get me back online for tonight. #
  • The last 48 hours with @rackcloud demonstrate how good software architecture can compensate/identify core infrastructure weaknesses #
  • Looking forward to when @rackcloud adds DNS caching on the web nodes, but in the meantime, I'll stick with my distributed solution. #
  • Every day I get more impressed with the simplicity of MySQL. Transparent federation from SQL is still the goal. #
  • Back to MySQL hacking #

Nov 30 2009

A Day In The Life (2009-11-30)

  • Grrrr, having major problems with PHP Curl and feedburner URLs in production. I need to figure out a solution :( #

Nov 30 2009

A Day In The Life (2009-11-30)

  • Grrrr, having major problems with PHP Curl and feedburner URLs in production. I need to figure out a solution :( #