Groklaw – Prior Art, Anyone? Anyone? Barnes & Noble? Google? Motorola? – Updated 4Xs
Groklaw – Prior Art, Anyone? Anyone? Barnes & Noble? Google? Motorola? – Updated 4Xs.
Drizzle – A database for the cloud
Drizzle is a community-driven open source project that is forked from the popular MySQL database. via Drizzle – A database for the cloud.
OpenStack Open Source Cloud Computing Software
Backed by Rackspace, NASA, Dell, Citrix, Cisco, Canonical and over 50 other organizations, OpenStack has grown to be a global software community of developers, technologists, researchers and corporations collaborating on a standard and massively scalable open source cloud operating system. Our mission is to enable any organization to create and offer cloud computing services running …
Summary of the Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS Service Disruption
Summary of the Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS Service Disruption.
Debian Squeeze as an OpenZV Template | Shadows of epiphany
OpenVZ is used for Virtualization and is both light weight (minimal software on the host, guests have small footprints on the hard drive, and minimal use of RAM) and fast (native speed). Although I have been using Ubuntu as an OpenVZ guest, I have decided to give Debian a try. Debian has a few advantages …
Drizzle – A database for the cloud
Drizzle – A database for the cloud.
NGINX + PHP-FPM + APC = Awesome
NGINX + PHP-FPM + APC = Awesome.
10,000-core Linux supercomputer built in Amazon cloud
For Genentech, this was cheap and easy compared to the alternative of buying 10,000 cores for its own data center and having them idle away with no work for most of their lives, Corn says. Using Genentech’s existing resources to perform the simulations would take weeks or months instead of the eight hours it took …
SproutCore – Home
How do we build blazingly fast, desktop-class web applications? via SproutCore – Home.
ShipIt comes to an end « Canonical Blog
It’s with some regret that we are announcing the end of the ShipIt Programme and the CD distributor programme. When we started ShipIt in 2005 broadband was still a marketing promise even in the most connected parts of the most developed nations. We knew that this represented a significant stumbling block to the adoption of …