Economies of Non-Scale
Nati Shalom's Blog Thoughts on Cloud Computing, DevOps, Scalability, NoSQL, Big Data, PaaS Scalability forces us to think differently. What worked on a small scale doesn't always work on a large scale -- and costs are no different. To measure the cost impact of scaling, let's look at the amount of resources required to scale to a given level. We'll use Amdahl's Law as a method to measure the amou
Scaling Out MySQL
Nati Shalom's Blog Thoughts on Cloud Computing, DevOps, Scalability, NoSQL, Big Data, PaaS With the recent acquisition of MySQL by Sun, there has been talk about the MySQL open source database now becoming relevant to large enterprises, presumably because it now benefits from Sun's global support, professional services and engineering organizations. In a blog post about the acquisition, SUN CEO Jo
It's boring to scale with Ruby on Rails (Loud Thinking)
I've said it before, but it bears repeating: There's nothing interesting about how Ruby on Rails scales. We've gone the easy route and merely followed what makes Yahoo!, LiveJournal, and other high-profile LAMP stacks scale high and mighty. Take state out of the application servers and push it to database/memcached/shared network drive (that's the whole Shared Nothing thang). Use load balancers be
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