Numbers Every Programmer Should Know By Year
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The C10K problem
[Help save the best Linux news source on the web -- subscribe to Linux Weekly News!] It's time for web servers to handle ten thousand clients simultaneously, don't you think? After all, the web is a big place now. And computers are big, too. You can buy a 1000MHz machine with 2 gigabytes of RAM and an 1000Mbit/sec Ethernet card for $1200 or so. Let's see - at 20000 clients, that's 50KHz, 100Kbytes
A Practical Guide to Varnish - Why Varnish Matters - High Scalability -
This is a guest post by Jeff Su from Factual. What is Varnish?Varnish is an open source, high performance http accelerator that sits in front of a web stack and caches pages. This caching layer is very configurable and can be used for both static and dynamic content. One great thing about Varnish is that it can improve the performance of your website without requiring any code changes. If you ha
Varnish HTTP Cache — Varnish HTTP Cache
Varnish HTTP Cache¶ I’m new here, please explain this Varnish thing What is happening¶ 2024-02-06 - SLASH/ 1.0.0-rc1¶ Celebrating the 18th anniversary of Varnish-Cache and the first anniversary of the SLASH/ storage engines today, your Open-Source Varnish-Cache friends from UPLEX have just tagged the first version 1.0.0 candidate of our extension with storage engines (stevedores) and storage route
Percona Toolkit
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Using site speed in web search ranking
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Web Performance Best Practices
Web Performance Best Practices When you profile a web page with Page Speed, it evaluates the page's conformance to a number of different rules. These rules are general front-end best practices you can apply at any stage of web development. We provide documentation of each of the rules here, so whether or not you run the Page Speed tool — maybe you're just developing a brand new site and aren't rea
The Cost of Latency – Perspectives
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mir.aculo.us JavaScript with Thomas Fuchs » Blog Archive » 6 easy things you can do to improve your JavaScript runtime performance
November 8th, 2009 Here are the slides from my “Extreme JavaScript Performance” talk that I gave at JSConf.eu on November 7 in Berlin. I’m talking about 6 easy things you can do to improve your JavaScript runtime performance, ranging from simple things (function inlining) to some quite surprising findings on how JavaScript engines deal with loops. There’s benchmarks for the four most common JavaSc
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Amazon.com: Java Performance (Java (Addison-Wesley)): Charlie Hunt, Binu John: Books
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Faster is better
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