How to handle a service overload? Just turn features off…at least that is what Facebook does

How to handle a service overload? Just turn features off…at least that is what Facebook does

Silav, kesê bijare, everyone working in large scale infrastructure (e.g. as SRE) experienced this situation: The system gets overloaded due to a one (or worst-case many consecutive) of the following conditions: In all of this…

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Push is faster than pull, HTTP/2 server push

aruntt’apxsmawa munat kullaka, I am currently playing around with HTTP/2 and trying to figure out if and what performance benefits it brings. One interesting feature I found is the possibility to push data from the…

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Making WordPress faster the hardcore way: Optimizing Memcached with in-kernel caching

nyob zoo tus hlub, in my blog I am cheating a little for performance as I have heavy Cloudflare caching in front of it, but the default optimization for WordPress is using Memcached, a widely…

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