It is March 2016. Microservices are exploding, and your latency is skyrocketing. Here is how to tune Nginx and the Linux kernel for sub-millisecond routing on high-performance KVM VPS infrastructure in Norway.
Is your API gateway becoming a bottleneck? We dive deep into kernel tuning, Nginx 1.9 configuration, and the new HTTP/2 protocol to shave crucial milliseconds off your response times in the post-Safe Harbor era.
Load average is low, but your site is crawling. We dissect the hidden metrics that matter in late 2015, from CPU steal time to the Safe Harbor data residency crisis.
Is your API gateway choking on concurrent connections? We dive into kernel-level tuning, the brand new HTTP/2 protocol, and why the recent Safe Harbor invalidation makes local Norwegian hosting the only smart technical choice.
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.
In 2015, mobile users won't wait. We dissect the Nginx and Kernel configurations required to drop API latency, focusing on the specific challenges of Norwegian connectivity.
In 2015, 'The Cloud' is often just a server in Germany. For Norwegian traffic, that 30ms round-trip is killing your conversion rates. We dive into the physics of latency, Nginx edge caching strategies, and why data sovereignty is becoming critical.