How We Support Remote Employees at DigitalOcean | DigitalOcean
Remote culture at DigitalOcean is one of my favorite things to talk about when discussing my job. When I first joined the company in June of 2015, there was already a substantial percentage of existing remote employees (better known as our “remotees”). Working with the remotees wasn’t initially a part of my function, but as a member of the Employee Experience Team, I gradually found myself getting
Cthulhu: Organizing Go Code in a Scalable Repo
At DigitalOcean, we’ve used a “mono repo” called cthulhu to organize our Go code for nearly three years. A mono repo is a monolithic code repository which contains many different projects and libraries. Bryan Liles first wrote about cthulhu in early 2015, and I authored a follow-up post in late 2015. A lot has changed over the past two years. As our organization has scaled, we have faced a variety
An Introduction to Linux I/O Redirection | DigitalOcean
Introduction The redirection capabilities built into Linux provide you with a robust set of tools to optimize many workflows. The “Unix philosophy” of software development was to make tools that each do one thing well, and this philosophy has been carried forward to modern command-line tools, which are individually powerful, and exponentially more so when combined. Whether you’re writing complex s
Understanding Nginx HTTP Proxying, Load Balancing, Buffering, and Caching | DigitalOcean
Introduction In this guide, we will discuss Nginx’s http proxying capabilities, which allow Nginx to pass requests off to backend http servers for further processing. Nginx is often set up as a reverse proxy solution to help scale out infrastructure or to pass requests to other servers that are not designed to handle large client loads. Along the way, we will discuss how to scale out using Nginx’s
Docker Explained: How To Containerize and Use Nginx as a Proxy | DigitalOcean
Introduction When it comes to handling requests for web application servers and serving static content, the long tried and tested Nginx is an extremely popular choice nowadays. As you work with docker and containerize your applications, having Nginx serving them likewise makes sense for most situations. After all, these containers afford you to port applications easily, scale fast and add another
How To Optimize Unicorn Workers in a Ruby on Rails App | DigitalOcean
Introducing Unicorn If you are a Rails developer, you’ve probably heard of Unicorn, a HTTP server that can handle multiple requests concurrently. Unicorn uses forked processes to achieve concurrency. Since forked processes are essentially copies of each other, this means that the Rails application need not be thread safe. This is great because it is difficult to ensure that our own code is thread
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