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VirtAPI-Stack Review Part 1 – What happend in the last six months?
I announced the VirtAPI-Stack during the last “30 Posts in 30 Days” Challenge. Let us do a recap, what did we achive in the past 6 months? VirtAPI-Stack description: Let us start with a short description, what was that VirtAPI … Continue reading
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Creating a reliable Arch Linux Package Build Environment
The Arch Linux developers created some fancy scripts to setup a build environment. It consists of a btrfs subvolume with a minimal Arch Linux installation (only packages from base-devel). A snapshot will be created for each build, the builds will … Continue reading
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#vDM30in30 – Summer Edition
Hello everybody! Yes, this Blog is still alive. I was very busy in the past months, but this will change in May. Rob Nelson and I talked about our #vDM30in30 challange las November, and we will do a summer edition … Continue reading
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Short Tip: git magic (copy changed files from branch A to B)
Let us consider the following case: I’ve got a huge project which you want to refactor. You checkout master, create a branch called cleanup and commit every change. Most of the refactoring is only style guide related so no change … Continue reading
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Short Tip: tuning Zabbix Database Part 2
[part 1] Besides disabling autovacuum you can also try to increase the performance if you have got enough free resources. There are three important options for this: autovacuum_vacuum_cost_delay I lowered the sleep between two autovacuums to 0.2ms autovacuum_vacuum_cost_limit/vacuum_cost_limit (setting autovacuum_vacuum_cost_limit … Continue reading
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Short Tip: tuning Zabbix Database
I am currently running a zabbix setup which is a bit bigger than the average ones, right now it receives ~2100 new values per second, generated by 169052 items. The data is stored in a postgresql database, and I am … Continue reading
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Short Tip: Moving commits between branches
Sometimes you are developing on a huge new feature on a software project. If you are smart you do it in a separate (feature-) branch. During the development cycle you may modify existing code and after a few days you … Continue reading
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32C3 Review Part 1
I visited the 32C3, the annual Hacker conference organized by the CCC and many many volunteers. Here is the first part of a short list of recommended videos (Day 1 of 4): Part1 – annual must-see talks: The Opening is … Continue reading
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Link collection of the week
Another link collection with cool stuff from the past week: Turning the database inside out with Apache Samza How to do code reviews Why mongodb sucks Problems with SHA1 deprecation in SSL Certs Counterfeit of electronic components We Are All … Continue reading
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Why the internet sucks part 3
[Here is part one, and here part two] Just a quick follow up notice: Cogent (a Tier 1 carrier) seems to be really pissed about the Deutsche Telekom and their peering policy, so they filed a suit against them.
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