Clustering Linux PHP Random Thoughts Holiday mode started early? January 22, 2011 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment Looking at my emails, I just realised that I forgot to pay for Drupal Downunder. -.-“ Read more »
Clustering Random Thoughts RedHat Xen libguestfs: library for accessing and modifying VM disk images January 18, 2011 by Tim Groeneveld | 1 Comment on libguestfs: library for accessing and modifying VM disk images Imagine if there was an application that you could feed a disk image to, wether it be Microsoft Windows 2008 or Red Hat EL 6 and see a list of applications that are installed – no step back – imagine if there was an application that you could feed a disk image to and just […] Read more »
Clustering Computers Linux Holding back way to much! January 15, 2011 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment A typical day’s worth of updating my machines usually looks a bit like this: [tim@myhost tmp]$ sudo pacman -Syu :: Synchronizing package databases... core is up to date extra is up to date community is up to date multilib is up to date :: Starting full system upgrade... warning: gnome-disk-utility: ignoring package upgrade (2.30.1-1 => […] Read more »
Clustering PHP Random Thoughts PHP Fog gets $1.8m in funds January 11, 2011 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment PHP is one of the most popular web development language in the world, with millions of active developers and tens of millions of PHP-based sites already in deployment. A new company on the PHP scene has been created to service the hundreds of thousands of application developers who work with PHP on a daily basis. […] Read more »
Clustering Computers Linux Clustering 101: Choosing the right web server December 11, 2009 by Tim Groeneveld | Leave a Comment When I faced with a decision of what web server I am going to roll out with, I usually end up picking between two web servers: Apache and Cherokee. Apache is like your grandfather. He is 80 years old, and He has been around for a while. He is not always the guy you go […] Read more »