Blogs1 - 10 of 192 recent posts for tag:Clustering
09
Feb
2012
We all read the instructions first - right ?

1 day ago by GrumpyOldDBA

I've been working with the bare metal Hyper V and it's been an interesting time, if you haven't ever encountered windows core then it's a bit of a culture shock, as I understand it SQL Server will be running on windows core very soon ...( read more)

04
Feb
2012
Items of some interest:

7 days ago by Tozier

These are my recent Pinboard.in links: Welcome to the Group Pattern Language Project | Group Works "This deck of 91 full-colour cards names what skilled facilitators and other participants do to make things work. The content is more specific than values and less specific than tips and techniques, cu ...

01
Feb
2012
Another look at GlassFish clustering and performance

10 days ago by alexismp

With this new "Glassfish – Vertical clustering with multiple domains" blog by Alexandru, there seems to be no shortage of GlassFish configuration posts. Surely, that must say something about the popularity of GlassFish for highly-available apps. While it uses mod_jk like most others, this one is mul ...

31
Jan
2012
Une base de données purement fonctionnelle

11 days ago by Sebastian de Bellefon

Le modèle relationnel est né à une époque où l’espace était rare, et fut donc conçu pour minimiser le niveau de redondance des données: il était plus économique de stocker une indirection vers une chaine de caractères que de stocker cette chaine deux fois. Aujourd’hui, cette contrainte d’espace ne t ...

29
Jan
2012
pgCon CfP and other events

13 days ago

The dates for pgCon have been set and this year we have a bunch of exciting new events to make pgCon even more worth attending. First, though, I wanted to remind everyone that the Call for Presentations ends Wednesday, so please make some talk submissions!

22
Jan
2012
Even More Hands-on Solution to Writer’s Block

20 days ago by rosannebane

Sometimes you need an even more hands-on solution to writing resistance than picking up a pen. Sometimes you need to back away, not just from the keyboard, but from words themselves, at least for a while. Borrowing from the storyboarding technique screenwriters use, Edwidge Danticat starts her novel ...

20
Jan
2012
Trop...

22 days ago by Johanna

Hello ladies, So, are you impressed with all my blogging this week? Today, I thought I would share a LO I created on Jan., 2d. WITHOUT A SKETCH BABY! (Oops, sorry, I got carried away!). I am sure you know Sutty, over at Fruits of my scraps... She's that great scrapper who does those AMAZING pages an ...

18
Jan
2012
Using clustering on layouts and cards

24 days ago by Christine

Clustering has become so popular and a go to technique for many crafters. It requires a careful eye to know just how much you need and if you want just one cluster or several on a project. It can fit in all kinds of styles from Clean and Simple to Artsy. Today we've got a wide variety of samples for ...

17
Jan
2012
Microsoft Support Terms Defined // technology

25 days ago by Rodney R. Fournier

Several terms that come up almost daily with my customers. Defined here for you: Supported – We have a wide range of support options. When we (Microsoft) state we support something, it really means we have tested that scenario and that is works as we programmed it to. Best Effort – As defined here h ...

16
Jan
2012
Screencast: Setting Tunables Using the Common Product Installer

26 days ago by Feng Yue

This video, created by the Storage and Availability Management Group Install team, demonstrates the feature of setting tunables using the common product installer of Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions 6.0. Video Upload: setting_tunables_using_cpi_60.mp4 1397774015001

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