Posts Tagged “mysql”

Extensible PHP Caching Library

by Justin Leider on April 23, 2010

Everyone has probably already seen every caching class there ever was and ever will be. However, when I was searching for a class that could easily be switched from one data store to the next I couldn’t find a thing. (…)

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Is Amazon’s EC2 right for you?

by Justin Leider on January 26, 2009

I’ve been asked this and similar questions quite a bit lately. But before I delve into the answer to this I want to lay the foundation and ask you a question. This one question should play a large part in (…)

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Nuances of EC2 and RightScale

by Justin Leider on September 5, 2008

So here it is, about two weeks have passed since CitySquares officially migrated its server infrastructure over to EC2 and RightScale. All in all, everything went relatively well. There were a few hiccups on the cut over day that left (…)

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Part 2: An Architecture Overview — Apache, MySQL, Memcached, SQLite

by Justin Leider on July 24, 2008

In my last post I mentioned the numerous technologies which were on tap for the upcoming version of CitySquares. This installment will continue to define an overview of the underlying architecture and begin to dig a little deeper into the (…)

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