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Stories · 17

  1. PostgreSQL v7.2 Final Release

    Developers · Programming · · posted by Hemos · from the coming-at-you dept. · 258 comments
    vvizard writes "After almost a full year of development since PostgreSQL v7.1 was released, the PostgreSQL Global Development Group is proud to announce the availability of their latest development milestone ... PostgreSQL v7.2, another step forward for the project."

  2. ApacheToday: Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Perf

    Tech · Perl · · posted by krow · from the memory-loss dept. · 0 comments
    tf23 writes "ApacheToday's got an article about mod_perl and shared memory. The article is part IV of the improving mod_perl series. For any perl/apache coders (or anyone coding with Slash or Bender) this is a good read.
    Quick links to the other parts:
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part III: Code Profiling and Memory Measurement Techniques
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part II: Benchmarking Applications
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part I: Choosing Operating System and Hardware"
    This is in part one of our holy grails, caching all of the comments for current stories. It would make those near 2000 comment stories a lot easier to stomach for the Web servers.

  3. ApacheToday: Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Perf

    Tech · Perl · · posted by krow · from the memory-loss dept. · 0 comments
    tf23 writes "ApacheToday's got an article about mod_perl and shared memory. The article is part IV of the improving mod_perl series. For any perl/apache coders (or anyone coding with Slash or Bender) this is a good read.
    Quick links to the other parts:
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part III: Code Profiling and Memory Measurement Techniques
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part II: Benchmarking Applications
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part I: Choosing Operating System and Hardware"
    This is in part one of our holy grails, caching all of the comments for current stories. It would make those near 2000 comment stories a lot easier to stomach for the Web servers.

  4. ApacheToday: Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Perf

    Tech · Perl · · posted by krow · from the memory-loss dept. · 0 comments
    tf23 writes "ApacheToday's got an article about mod_perl and shared memory. The article is part IV of the improving mod_perl series. For any perl/apache coders (or anyone coding with Slash or Bender) this is a good read.
    Quick links to the other parts:
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part III: Code Profiling and Memory Measurement Techniques
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part II: Benchmarking Applications
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part I: Choosing Operating System and Hardware"
    This is in part one of our holy grails, caching all of the comments for current stories. It would make those near 2000 comment stories a lot easier to stomach for the Web servers.

  5. ApacheToday: Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Perf

    Tech · Perl · · posted by krow · from the memory-loss dept. · 0 comments
    tf23 writes "ApacheToday's got an article about mod_perl and shared memory. The article is part IV of the improving mod_perl series. For any perl/apache coders (or anyone coding with Slash or Bender) this is a good read.
    Quick links to the other parts:
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part III: Code Profiling and Memory Measurement Techniques
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part II: Benchmarking Applications
    Improving mod_perl Driven Site's Performance -- Part I: Choosing Operating System and Hardware"
    This is in part one of our holy grails, caching all of the comments for current stories. It would make those near 2000 comment stories a lot easier to stomach for the Web servers.

  6. Installing Secure Webservers

    Tech · Encryption · · posted by krow · from the stuff-we-keep-private dept. · 0 comments
    If you have been interested in learning how to install and configure mod_ssl, you might want to take a look at Rich Bowen's article on ApacheToday which gives an overview on how to do this.

  7. Installing Secure Webservers

    Tech · Encryption · · posted by krow · from the stuff-we-keep-private dept. · 0 comments
    If you have been interested in learning how to install and configure mod_ssl, you might want to take a look at Rich Bowen's article on ApacheToday which gives an overview on how to do this.

  8. Filtered I/O in Apache 2.0

    Tech · Apache · · posted by krow · from the if-you-wait-long-enough dept. · 0 comments
    On ApacheToday, Ryan Bloom has written an article on Apache 2.0's filtered I/O system. If you are interested in what the Apache group finally decided on for an API level filtering system you might want to take a look at it.

  9. Filtered I/O in Apache 2.0

    Tech · Apache · · posted by krow · from the if-you-wait-long-enough dept. · 0 comments
    On ApacheToday, Ryan Bloom has written an article on Apache 2.0's filtered I/O system. If you are interested in what the Apache group finally decided on for an API level filtering system you might want to take a look at it.

  10. Postgres Beats MySql, Interbase, And Proprietary DBs

    News · News · · posted by Hemos · from the kicking-butts-and-takin'-names dept. · 254 comments
    Mike writes: "An independent organization tested Postgres 7 vs. MySql, Interbase, and two leading commercial databases using the ANSI SQL Standard Scalable And Portable benchmark and found that Postgres was the clear winner. In fact, Postgres was the only open source database to offer similar performance to the two commercial applications. The results are detailed here."

  11. Postgres Beats MySql, Interbase, And Proprietary DBs

    News · News · · posted by Hemos · from the kicking-butts-and-takin'-names dept. · 254 comments
    Mike writes: "An independent organization tested Postgres 7 vs. MySql, Interbase, and two leading commercial databases using the ANSI SQL Standard Scalable And Portable benchmark and found that Postgres was the clear winner. In fact, Postgres was the only open source database to offer similar performance to the two commercial applications. The results are detailed here."

  12. Appaloosa Awards Winners Announced

    Tech · Apache · · posted by jimjag · from the all-the-little-people dept. · 0 comments
    As reported by various submissions and sites, the winners of the Apache Appaloosa Awards were announced at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference today.

    The winners (2 for each catagory) are:

    • Vision Award - best ideas of how to move Apache forward: Roy Fielding and Ryan Bloom
    • Evangelism Award - promoting Apache awareness or acceptance: The Apache XML Project and Lars Eilebrecht
    • Technical Contribution Award - New ideas, bug fixes, new modules: The PHP Group and Doug MacEachern (mod_perl)

    You may recall that when voting, the PHP Group was represented by a vote for Rasmus Lerdorf.

  13. Writeup On Apache 2.0 Alpha Release 4.0

    Tech · Apache · · posted by krow · from the bleeding-edge dept. · 0 comments
    On ApacheToday, Ryan Bloom has a writeup on the latest alpha release of Apache 2.0. He goes into detail on some of the differences between 2.0 and 1.3. He also gives a nice description on how CGI's will work in the future.

  14. Writeup On Apache 2.0 Alpha Release 4.0

    Tech · Apache · · posted by krow · from the bleeding-edge dept. · 0 comments
    On ApacheToday, Ryan Bloom has a writeup on the latest alpha release of Apache 2.0. He goes into detail on some of the differences between 2.0 and 1.3. He also gives a nice description on how CGI's will work in the future.

  15. Apache 2.0 Alpha 4 Released

    Tech · Apache · · posted by CmdrTaco · from the thats-pretty-simple dept. · 0 comments
    An anonymous reader was the first to notice that Apache 2.0 Alpha 4 has been released for all you apache type folks.

  16. Internet.com Launches Apache Today.

    Tech · Themedia · · posted by jimjag · from the yesterday-and-tomorrow dept. · 0 comments
    Cy Guy writes "Internet.com has announced the launch of Apache Today. Per the announcement, Paul Ferris, Apache Today's editor has the following goals for the site: 'A place where honorable discussion can take place...; A place where any item about Apache can be found...; [and,] A wide, diverse spectrum of views and styles.' "

  17. Internet.com Launches Apache Today.

    Tech · Themedia · · posted by jimjag · from the yesterday-and-tomorrow dept. · 0 comments
    Cy Guy writes "Internet.com has announced the launch of Apache Today. Per the announcement, Paul Ferris, Apache Today's editor has the following goals for the site: 'A place where honorable discussion can take place...; A place where any item about Apache can be found...; [and,] A wide, diverse spectrum of views and styles.' "