22 hours ago by junkcharts

Andrew Gelman has put up a great post, discussing how he collaborated with the New York Times editors to transform his chart to a publishable form. Some time ago, there was a discussion here about the publish-worthiness of my charts (actually, the lack thereof), and I explained that to take my chart ...

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1 day ago by Xaprb

If you haven’t seen it, Josh Berkus has a very concise way to look at the confusing mess that is database “clustering” from the point of view of three distinct types of users: transactional, analytic, and online. I think that using this kind of distinction could help keep discussions clear — I’ve se ...

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1 day ago by Emy

Page réalisée pour les défis 1. sketch du blog C&Stout simplement, ainsi que 2. thème #5 d' Ecris ton scrap. Une réponse double assez 'téléphonée', mais... Crédit photo : Laissez-faire Design Papiers : DCWV -RockStar-, La cie du Kraft, l'Eclat de verre, Chromatico Lettrages : Making Memories -MiniSh ...

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2 days ago

The PostgreSQL community and the database industry have a bewildering profusion of clustering product and projects, utilizing a plethora of technologies and optimized for a diversity of different requirements. Clusters are single-master, multi-master, middleware, database engine, application-based, ...

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2 days ago by AaronBertrand

In our environment, we run the task scheduler as a cluster resource, so that scheduled tasks always run on the active node. (In ancient history, we would have scheduled tasks that weren't cluster aware - in the event of a failover, we'd have to manually disable task scheduler on the now passive node ...

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3 days ago

For the last several years, PostgreSQL has suffered from having numerous, incomplete, unpolished, and poorly-publicized clustering and replication tools. It's time to fix that.

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3 days ago by Patrick Nielsen

In windows clustering Disk ID is used to determine disk uniqueness. If you are using a SAN or other utilities that clone a disk and try to add another disk that is already clustered storage your disk will come online as reserved. Cluster storage takes control of this disk assuming that its meant to ...

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3 days ago by Byibo

Clustering may mean to have two or more computer systems working together or multiple servers linked together for the purpose of handling variable workloads as well as to provide continued operation in case one fails. It may also refer to data clustering which is a technique used for data analysis b ...

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3 days ago by Emy

2 pages pour le prix d'une. Tendance introspection, encore. mais plus léger que la dernière !! Tout d'abord : pas moyen de me rappeler si je vous l'ai déjà montrée, et j'ai la grosse flemme de rechercher... alors voilà : Papiers/Embellissements : ça fait trop longtemps pour que je recherche quoique ...

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4 days ago by Dave

I’ve been evaluating PostgreSQL clustering options for my current project. The reason we’re looking at clustering is that the DB server will be handling a large number of users and any downtime is catastrophic. So reliability comes before any performance or administrative concerns in a clustering so ...

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