Anyone who has to manage servers and other equipment in remote datacenters can appreciate the need for good documentation. One reason you appreciate good documentation so much is because it’s so rare. People are lazy and forgetful and when changes are made by lots of different people in lots of different locations it’s easy for [...]
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Dynamic Rack Face Diagrams With PHP and GD
October 6, 2011
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What I do – Practical Data Visualization
March 28, 2011
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I’m often ask what it is I do for a living… and being lazy I usually just say ‘computer stuff’. In an effort to provide a little more context to anyone who may be interested this is one in a series of postings where I’ll cover some aspect of what it is I do. In [...]
What I do – Power DNS Real World Results
March 16, 2011
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We have had a Power DNS recursing cacher deployed at one of our busiest sites for a few months now and I thought others might benefit from some real world performance info. This is running on some older hardware.. dual Xenon 2.8Ghz system with 4G of ram and the only job it’s doing is running [...]
