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There are a lot of different systems for balancing load and achieving redundancy in production servers (Not just web servers)
Round-robin DNS Linux Virtual Server Cisco Local Director F5 BigIP Windows NLB etc? If you use one of these (or another) in production...
Started by MarkR on
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For our apache processes we use(d): http://www.f5.com/products/big-ip -> Apache 2 -> WebSphere 2
or you....
We only tend to use DBs for redundancy, Oracle Dataguard works well but its complex to set up.
Add Ultramonkey to the list.
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For those of you who maintain your own website or domain and use a CMS, what do you use?
What CMS do you use? What do you like about it? What do you not like about it? And, would you recommend it to others?
A similar question that asks about what your...
Started by Malfist on
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Do you want to interact with your easy to set....
(I use Blogger as my blogging platform.)
Currently I'm using a file/markdown based system depends on the purpose that drives the purpose for this investment.
I blog it.
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I would like to gauge what solutions other people put in place to get Team System functionality. We all know that Team System can be pricey for some of us. I know they offer a small team edition with five licenses with a MSDN subscription, but what if...
Started by Dale Ragan on
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Its free for a single Build for build automation meets... .
Hosted SVNI use SourceGear's Fortress on my home computer for personal development.
Completely free option, you can use Springloops integrated with Basecamp (+ an SVN client).
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System and network administrators are usually very busy people. Juggling projects, meetings, support tickets, and verbal requests from people in the hallways can make a real mess. We've discussed some request tracking systems here in the past, but what...
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Check it out, it is a great tool....
We use a software called AdvenNet ManageEngine for the whole IT Dept.
Good use of comprehensive documentation (wiki you hassle later.
Good use of a ticket system.
Getting things done.
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Using java, how do you get the amount of free space on a solaris zfs file system?
I have a SunFire x4140 with built-in hdd mounted as /. It also has a connected JBOD with 7.6TB of HDD space, configured as a ZFS file system and mounted as /app.
I use java...
Started by Craig on
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I don't know why, but you may be take a look at libzfs , that wraps zfs command in a nice java API.
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As far as I can see there are two ways, both with their drawbacks.
Get the object you are unit testing from the dependency injection system. This is low maintenance as you don’t have to manage anything when you change the framework around. But you are...
Started by Jeremy French on
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There is one built container is that you set expectations on the dependencies you need to/care about and it creates mocks for any other dependencies....
You want to use an auto mocking container to manage the dependencies for you.
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I'm sitting there every time I model my systems, thinking, there must be a better way to model concurrency than using UML activity diagrams.
Please share your thoughts. What's your favourite tool or format for modelling and getting a clear understanding...
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A good multithreaded systems, but I usually do it like this:
I see Thread as kind of Workers every Worker returns 1..n never actually....
The FSP language (Finite State Processes) allows you to model and test concurrent systems.
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Possible Duplicate:
Free/Cheap Task/Bug Management software
I'm on a four man dev team.
I've managed to persuade my manager that we need a bug/issue tracking system.
I've been playing with FogBugz for a while, but he isn't prepared to pay 100USD/month...
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Trac which can also do source code management several dozen more, Googling for "open in the past:
gforge.org/gf....
Bugzilla and so on.
Subversion integration is one of its core features.
En.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bug_tracking
We use Trac .
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I am looking for a web based file management system and have the following requirements:
Deal with the huge size of storage Permissions on the files according to association groups Tagging on files Search engine Is there a service that you can recommend...
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If you need your own file management system i would recommend http://www.alfresco.com
Sharepoint out of the box, you should be able to set up a very nice system using the out-of-the-box functionality, just use....
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Say you have a bunch of files. Say you can store meta data to these files. Say, one of these meta attributes were called "encryption" Say everyone was allowed to look at these files, but since they are encrypted, only people who know how to decrypt them...
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If this is something really serious, you should not use the advice (they could still have....
To sensitive files? You can use file-level access control on virtually any operating system to restrictThis is a hard problem.
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