Visualizing Parallel Requests in Elixir
We have been evaluating Elixir at Codemancers and today I was learning how to spin up a minimal HTTP API endpoint using Elixir. Like Rack in Ruby land, Elixir comes with Plug, a swiss army knife for dealing with HTTP connections. Using Plug to build an HTTP endpoint First, let's create a new Elixir project:
LKML: Rik van Riel: [RFC PATCH v2 -mm] provide estimated available memory in /proc/meminfo
[RFC PATCH v2 -mm] provide estimated available memory in /proc/meminfo > > fs/proc/meminfo.c | 36 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > 1 file changed, 36 insertions(+) > > Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt told me it's feeling all offended. You're right, of course. Here is version 2 :) ---8<--- Subject: provide estimated available memory in /proc/meminfo Many load balancing and workload placi
Linux Memory Management: Slabs
Note: In the Linux 2.6 kernels, a new cache manager called the slub allocator is available and may replace the slab allocator described here. Either can be used through kernel configuration parameters. This paper was written a while ago and does not contain the most current kernel information. I will write an update soon - jimb Introduction to slabs and kernel cache Kernel modules and drivers ofte
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