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5 steps to making a Node.js frontend app 10x faster
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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gnw
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gnw
13y ago
Down in London, GB
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How we deploy code to production at GoSquared
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Infinite DNS queries for free with Route 53
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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13y ago
The latest data point on its own can fluctuate but it's the overall trend that showcases the growth
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13y ago
This is aggregate data from the GoSquared analytics network. All figures are up to the minute with historical context to show the trend.
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Expanding a Cassandra cluster
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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Testing your application: why, when, what & how?
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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Real-time Web Analytics for Panic's Status Board
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14y ago
You're perfectly correct, and Apache has and continues to serve as one of the most successful and widely deployed web servers to date. That said, in the context of more conveniently architecting for high volumes of traffic, Apache was conce
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14y ago
I only suggested changing tcp_tw_reuse but you are right, especially tcp_tw_recycle can have adverse effects. According to this reference: http://www.speedguide.net/articles/linux-tweaking-121 "[tcp_tw_reuse] is generally a safer alternat
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Optimizing Nginx, Node.js and networking for heavy workloads
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Absolutely, although Domains are a new feature in 0.8 and will need some time for maturity.
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gnw
14y ago
newrelic can be used for server monitoring, and they've got a nodejs probe in development http://try.newrelic.com/nodejs.html Downside: expensive
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14y ago
If it works for you for now then no real need to change it. A proper deployment tool usually makes it easier to deploy apps of different types and languages using a consistent set of tools. What I do when working with SSH'ing to AWS instanc
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14y ago
Great pointers, setup scripts and automating project chores are essential for creating a good workflow, saving time, and saving colleagues some hair when they get started with the app. I've tried coffeescript but it didn't catch on with me.
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Aspects of Building a Node.js Application
(engineering.gosquared.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The real question is what happens when you submit it ;)