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1 | 2 | Next2 Citations The high availability features include support for semi-synchronous replication, mirroring the binlog from a master to a slave, quickly promoting a slave to a master during failover, and keeping InnoDB and replication state on a slave consistent during crash recovery.
The manageability features include new SQL statements for monitoring resource usage by table and account. This includes the ability to count the number of rows fetched or changed per account or per table. It also includes the number of seconds of database time an account uses to execute SQL commands., blogmarks.net
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OpenDNS | Providing A Safer And Faster DNS 2 Citations OpenDNS is a better DNS, free to all. OpenDNS uses its distributed network of DNS servers to speed up your Internet experience, increase reliability, improve security and make DNS smarter for users all over the world., blogmarks.net
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1 Citation A RAID device is a Redundant Array of Independent Disks. The concept was developed in 1987 at UC Berkeley and involves the creation of a virtual disk from multiple small disks in order to deliver improved performance and reliability. There are many flavors of RAID and lots of variations in how to implement it. We detail here a specific instance we use: software RAID1 using IDE disks on a Dell PowerEdge box running Debian "sarge" loaded with grub, managed by mdadm, using the ext3 journaling file system., blogmarks.net
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1 Citation Bitzi is a metadata publishing company based in San Francisco.
Our primary publication is Bitpedia, the digital media encyclopedia. Bitpedia is a community-built collection of the best available identifying, descriptive, and editorial metadata about all kinds of digital files.
We collect this metadata from volunteer contributors, customers, and public sources, and manage processes which improve the metadata's reliability and usefulness over time. Bitpedia metadata is then published in a wide variety of formats.
You can think of Bitpedia as the "card catalog" for the heavenly jukebox, holding information about any and every media file that is ever reported to us ? not just the files available on the web, or through any particular service, or through any particular sharing/distribution network., blogmarks.net
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1 Citation Allway Sync is free file and folder synchronization software for Windows. Allway Sync uses innovative synchronization algorithms to synchronize your data between desktop PCs, laptops, USB drives and more. Allway Sync combines bulletproof reliability with, blogmarks.net
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1 Citation The StartCom Linux operating systems, are based on the RedHat Enterprise and Fedora source code each modified with reliability, security and efficiency in mind, to fit the tasks assigned to each flavor of StartCom Linux., blogmarks.net
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1 Citation KateOS is a multitasking operating system which provides all that is necessary for programmers, webmasters, administrators and home users. The most important KateOS features are high efficiency, safety, reliability and low system requirements. KateOS prov, blogmarks.net
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Offload content to Amazon using PHP 1 Citation Save disk space and bandwidth, and increase the reliability of your site by using the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) remote storage service to host your media files. You'll also improve the reliability of your site as it serves the increasingly large multimedia files that are so popular in the Web 2.0 world., blogmarks.net
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1 Citation "A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked."
--John Gall, Systemantics
To design a website you need to know about HTTP, XHTML, and URIs.
To design a web application you need to know about HTTP, XHTML, and URIs.
To design a web service you need to know about XML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, WS-Policy, WS-Security, WS-Eventing, WS-Reliability, WS-Coordination, WS-Transaction, WS-Notification, WS-BaseNotification, WS-Topics, WS-Transfer...
What happened there? The web is the most successful distributed platform in the world, and it's simple enough for average humans to understand. How come adapting it for use by computer programs requires that smart people spend billions of dollars and devote years of their lives to coming up with all these new standards? And what happened to HTTP and URIs?
The answer is that "Web Services" aren't the web. They're a heavyweight architecture for distributed object access, like COM and CORBA. This architecture is associated with the web, because HTTP is a trendy protocol, and flexible enough that you can implement almost anything on top of it. But it's not really of the web. The architecture of Big Web Services reinvents or ignores every feature that makes the web successful.
This is the book that puts the "web" back into "web services". You can design a web service that uses HTTP, XHTML, and URIs. You just need to understand REST, the architectural principles that drive the web. RESTful Web Services gives you the tools you need to argue for sensible web services, and the strategies and code you need to create them.
The book is manuscript complete at around 440 pages, and it'll be published by O'Reilly in May 2007. We think this can be the definitive work on the real-world use of REST., blogmarks.net
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Instrument Reliability - Educational Research - Del Siegle 1 Citation
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