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It's 3 AM. Your load average is 20. Do you know why? A deep dive into diagnosing Linux performance issues, identifying 'steal time' on oversold hosts, and why latency to NIX matters for Norwegian businesses.
Vertical scaling eventually hits a wall. Learn how to architect horizontal sharding for MySQL to handle massive traffic loads without melting your servers or breaking the bank.
In 2014, the 'cloud' is nebulous, but physics is constant. Learn how to leverage regional VPS in Norway to slash TTFB, utilize Varnish 4 caching, and comply with Datatilsynet requirements without sacrificing IOPS.
Monolithic architectures are stifling innovation. We explore how to break them down using HAProxy, Zookeeper, and lightweight KVM instances without sacrificing stability or performance.
Is your build queue causing a bottleneck? We dive into kernel-level tuning, I/O optimization with SSDs, and Jenkins configuration to slash deployment times in 2014.
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.
Tired of monolithic maintenance? We explore 'Serverless' concepts in 2013 using decoupled queues, PaaS-like worker patterns, and KVM isolation strategies on CoolVDS.
Is your I/O wait spiking during peak traffic? It's probably your session handler. We break down why file and MySQL-based sessions fail at scale and how to deploy Redis 2.4 for sub-millisecond performance on CentOS 6.
Forget OpenVZ overselling. This guide dissects Xen PV architecture, kernel tuning for Linux 3.2, and why hardware isolation is the only way to guarantee I/O stability for your Norwegian infrastructure.
Is your HTTPd process consuming 2GB of swap? It's time to stop the bleeding. Learn how to deploy Nginx as a reverse proxy in front of Apache to handle the C10k problem, drastically reduce latency for Norwegian traffic, and reclaim your server resources.
Downtime is inevitable, but waking up to a crashed server at 8 AM is a choice. Learn how to combine Nagios for alerts and Munin for trends to build a military-grade monitoring stack on Linux.
Is the 'Slashdot Effect' killing your uptime? We dissect the architectural limitations of shared environments and explain why 2010 is the year to migrate to Xen-based Virtual Private Servers for true resource isolation and control.
As virtualization transforms the IT landscape in early 2009, selecting the right server CPU is critical. We analyze key metrics like Clock Speed, Cores, and Cache to help Norwegian businesses optimize their Web Hosting and VDS strategies.