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Introduction: So what happened at the Surge 2010 Conference ? A lot... Cosimo Streppone with a nicely detailed day by day summary. Conference organizer Theo Schlossnagle says: Surge. Year one. Done. Awesome . Robert Haas with SURGE Recap From SEOmoz we have their SurgeCon Review – our thoughts on a fabulous web scalability conference Scaling myYearbook.com Availability, The Cloud and Everything by Joe Williams of Cloudant. There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom . An Invitation to Explore with Network Flows by Benjamin Black. Quotable quotes for 200 Alex: postwait : That which cannot be measured cannot be scaled. gsylvest : Cameron Purdy:Instead of performance, think about scalability. Michael Nygaard:Instead of scalability, think of response time distributions jkalucki : Sometimes this job is a bit too much like high-energy physics: Blast the invisible with a beam of hell fury, then decode the backscatter. Dr
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2 Quotable quotes for 200 Alex: postwait : That which cannot be measured cannot be scaled. [sent-14, score-0.111]
3 gsylvest : Cameron Purdy:Instead of performance, think about scalability. [sent-15, score-0.087]
4 Michael Nygaard:Instead of scalability, think of response time distributions jkalucki : Sometimes this job is a bit too much like high-energy physics: Blast the invisible with a beam of hell fury, then decode the backscatter. [sent-16, score-0.391]
5 What I'd like to see, though, is far fewer people unknowingly describing their systems as logical impossibilities . [sent-20, score-0.198]
6 Royans Tharakan has opensourced Cfmap: Publishing, discovering and dashboarding infrastructure state . [sent-21, score-0.096]
7 Cfmap is a scalable, eventually consistent and a fault tolerant repository of state information for error-free configuration for architectures that span multiple datacenters. [sent-22, score-0.163]
8 As virtualization and services oriented architectures have become more common this kind of service has become essential. [sent-23, score-0.084]
9 Nick Johnson with a succinct look at how to express 1-1, 1-M, M-M on GAE. [sent-25, score-0.107]
10 The gist was: Use Redis for small datasets that don’t grow fast (stay far less than 1GB). [sent-30, score-0.299]
11 Jeff Darcy replies with: Use Redis for small datasets (less than 50GB this year) that don’t need to be highly available, have memory at least 2x your actual dataset (until the snapshot implementation improves), use frequent snapshotting or AOF (depending on your need for performance vs. [sent-33, score-0.422]
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13 If you can't quantify it, you can't guarantee it. [sent-38, score-0.09]
14 The universal law of computational scaling provides that quantification. [sent-39, score-0.143]
15 MongoSV is a full-day conference about the open source database MongoDB, December 3, 2010, Microsoft Research Silicon Valley. [sent-40, score-0.092]
16 Not necessarily at the network level as most of the operating systems and switches etc can handle it, but think of all those scripts that hardcode IPV4 regexes? [sent-45, score-0.298]
17 Think of all those tools like Nagios, syslog, etc using IPV4. [sent-46, score-0.087]
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