I am studying the new Amazon RDS product and it seems it can be scaled only vertically (i.e. put a stronger server).
From what I learned, a MySQL MASTER server is one that can both read and write. Correct? My questio开发者_开发技巧n is: Suppose you have 2 MySQL master-write servers (and many slave-read servers).
Does MySQL come with a built-in automatic failover? Or, are there load-balancers out there that can \"detect\" whether the database is alive...and if not...shoot it to the failover database?开发者_运维
What are the best approaches to clustering/distributing a Java server application ? I\'m looking for an approach that allows you to scale horizontally by adding more application servers, and more dat
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I\'m having an internal debate about where I should handle checking for changes to data and can\'t decide on the practice that makes the most sense:
I\'ve got a C# service that currently runs single-instance on a PC. I\'d like to split this component so that it runs on multiple PCs. Each PC should be assigned a certain part of the work. If one PC
We are Web 2.0 company that built a hosted Content Management solution from the ground up using LAMP. In short, people log into our backend to manage their website content and then use our API to extr
Currently I am running something similar to this command: Person.sum(:cholesterol, :group => :age) which seems to work great when I have a small number of records. However when I attempt to call
I\'ve once heard from some developers that L2S is not scalable. I\'m not sure that I fully understand what that means.