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Logs Are Streams, Not Files
Syslog is an entrenched standard for distributed logging, but there are other, more modern options as well. Splunk, fast becoming a indispensable tool for anyone running a large software service, can...
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PHP Fog – Cloud Platform for PHP
The PHP Fog application stack is designed to provide reliability, ease of use, scalability, and speed. From the incoming HTTP request to the delivery of your critical data and features, we’ve baked in...
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How To Scale a Development Team
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Step-By-Step for Simple Twitter with Play Framework and Heroku
Step-by-Step for a Simple Twitter with Play Framework, AJAX, CRUD and Heroku (Full Story: Step-By-Step for Simple Twitter with Play Framework and Heroku)
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Step-By-Step for Simple Twitter with Play Framework and Heroku
Step-by-Step for a Simple Twitter with Play Framework, AJAX, CRUD and Heroku (Full Story: Step-By-Step for Simple Twitter with Play Framework and Heroku)
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Ruby clouds: Engine Yard vs. Heroku
Engine Yard provides the most extensive control over the application environment, while Heroku makes life easier for developers (Full Story: Ruby clouds: Engine Yard vs. Heroku)
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Tutorial: Play Framework, JPA, JSON, jQuery, & Heroku
walk you through a very simple tutorial where we will build a web application with Play Framework. The application will use JPA for persistence and expose access to the data through a JSON over HTTP...
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How to Migrate Your Heroku Ruby Application to OpenShift by Red Hat
In this blog post I’ll share my experience migrating an existing application built for Heroku to OpenShift. Hopefully this blog post will give ideas on how to migrate your own application while showing...
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Heroku’s Ugly Secret – James Somers
So the only solution is for Heroku to return to routing requests intelligently. They claim that this is hard for them to scale, anExplaind that it complicates things for more “modern” concurrent apps...
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