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Youtube pushed off the air
In between browsing Facebook and Youtube, the UK economy generates $1,930,000,000 of output a year. Thats $550,000 every two and a half hours. Well if today had been a work day, there’d have been one two and a half hour period where that was much higher. That’s because in a pique of […]
Posted: February 24th, 2008 under The 'net, networking, security, ecommerce, scaling, peering.
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Making Round Robin DNS usable.
I have been fairly consistently telling people a lie for the last ten years - and that is that Round Robin DNS can not be used for high availability. Its a view I have held pretty strongly, but two people have shown me techniques in the last week that have made me change my […]
Posted: October 14th, 2007 under Sys Admin, Linux, The 'net, networking, ethernet, ecommerce, vrrp, scaling.
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