Why Cloudflare Chose AMD EPYC for Gen X Servers
From the very beginning Cloudflare used Intel CPU-based servers (and, also, Intel components for things like NICs and SSDs). But we're always interested in optimizing the cost of running our service so that we can provide products at a low cost and high gross margin. We're also mindful of events like the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities and have been working with outside parties on research in
Inside the GitHub Load Balancer | HAProxyConf2019
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Challenges with distributed systems
ARCHITECTURE | LEVEL 200 Challenges with distributed systems Would you like to be notified of new content? By Jacob Gabrielson PDF Kindle The moment we added our second server, distributed systems became the way of life at Amazon. When I started at Amazon in 1999, we had so few servers that we could give some of them recognizable names like “fishy” or “online-01”. However, even in 1999, distribute
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