Wow! "Key to Amazon's success at scale is its ability to roll out new software across its whole platform. The company can update 10,000 servers at a time and roll back changes with a single system call. This continuous deployment environment allows Amazon to push out new code once every 11 seconds, on average." Shared via feedly // published on Puppet Labs // visit site Release Management Best Practices at Amazon When you think...
"To wit: Google Plus is a total mess." Not so sure about it being a mess but I just have not taken to it at all. Facebook, Twitter and Linked In the big 3 for me still. And I have tried to like it. What doesn't help is that I have multiple google accounts and now have been forced into having multiple google plus accounts. Each one recommending I make friends with myself. Shared...
My all time favourite design pattern. I once had an ASP.NET Web Forms app and desktop WinForms app running and unit tested using this pattern. Shared via feedly // published on model view presenter - Google Blog Search // visit site MVC# - A Model-View-Presenter Framework for .NET - NullSkull.com This article gives an overview of MVC# - a Model-View-Presenter framework for .NET platform. It firstly explains the MVP pattern essentials and then...
InnoDB Integration with Memcached and full text indexes look pretty good. Will wait until you can upgrade automatically before playing with this. Shared via feedly // published on Amazon Web Services Blog // visit site MySQL 5.6 Support for Amazon RDS I am happy to announce that the Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) now supports version 5.6 of MySQL. If you are an existing RDS customer, you know that Amazon RDS for MySQL...
Save money when shopping on Amazon. Shared via feedly // published on Lifehacker // visit site How to Get Reduced Prices and Save Money When Shopping on Amazon Amazon is often our go-to place for buying things online, but the best deals aren't always obvious. There are several ways you can save quite a bit of money when shopping on Amazon, but only if you utilize the right programs and strategies. Here's how....