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> The RAMCloud project is based in the Department of Computer Science at Stanford University. It's not by Atlassian...

• newaccoutnas 8y ago
  Sure, but the URL is for Atlassian.net
  • manigandham 8y ago
    They just host the site, it is their wiki product called Confluence. The same way Github hosts pages at github.io but has nothing to do with content that people host there.
    • newaccoutnas 8y ago
      Oh, I know, I administer Confluence, Jira and Bitbucket. Bar from bitbucket, the other two hosted versions are woefully slow. Don't get me started about the Jira Calendar. If they're blogging about some tech, maybe they need to dogfood that first.. especially when it's due to performance
      • oarsinsync 8y ago
        As per a previous comment, the contents of the pages linked have as much to do with Atlassian as the contents of a page on github.io have to do with Github. This is a stanford.edu project wiki page, hosted by Atlassian. Nothing more. By the same logic, any performance improvement that Github might see from random projects hosted on Github, should be "dogfooded" in the same way. It's not dogfooding when it's someone else's work.
      • Mononokay 8y ago
        You aren't getting this. Let's break this apart a bit more slowly. They did not blog about this. Their users did. Atlassian, the company hosting it, did not write the post. Their customers, the people using Atlassian's servers, did write the post.
      • manigandham 8y ago
        Atlassian is not blogging about it. Someone else created a Confluence wiki site for RAMCloud using the shared *.atlassian.net domain. Anyone can create a site with a subdomain there.