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Another comparison of HAProxy and Nginx « Affection Code

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Laquo; Comparing Nginx and HAProxy for web applications. The state of browser-based HTML editors. Another comparison of HAProxy and Nginx. In my previous post. The fix has further repercussions:. Willy also realized that his redesign work would lead the way to priority-based request scheduling in the future, which is great news. With the new release in hand, I have finally found the time to sit down and do a rematch. The conclusion? In short, the patch works as intended: It eliminates the odd spikes whil...

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RealTime Data Compression: Portability woes : Endianess and Alignment (Part 2)

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Development blog on compression algorithms. Tuesday, November 25, 2014. Portability woes : Endianess and Alignment (Part 2). Endianess and 32/64 bits detection were detailed. Now we'll have a look at more complex memory alignment troubles. Is a lesser known issue, but its impact can be huge : it will crash your program or result in a disproportionate slow down. But it has a cost, it makes the CPU more complex, and consume some precious transistor space. As a consequence, several CPU vendors selected ...

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RealTime Data Compression: Sampling, or a faster LZ4

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Development blog on compression algorithms. Tuesday, April 7, 2015. Sampling, or a faster LZ4. Quite some time ago, I've been experimenting with some unusual sampling methods, in an attempt to find a better way to compress data with LZ4. It turned out my expectation were too optimistic. Any time I tried to reduce the update rate, it would result in a correspondingly reduced compression ratio. With that experiment failed, I settled for an "optimal" sampling pattern, which became the core of LZ4. LZ4 fast ...

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HTTP/2 Considerations and Tradeoffs - Insouciant

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HTTP/2 Considerations and Tradeoffs. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this post are my own, and do not represent those of my employer.]. Disclaimer: I’m a Chromium developer working on HTTP/2 amongst other things.]. Oh, and if you don’t know what HTTP/2 is, it’s the in-progress next major version of HTTP (the latest version is 1.1), based on Google’s SPDY. Or Ilya’s post. But at a high level, it uses:. Muliplexed streams (each one roughly corresponding to a HTTP request/response pair). HTTP/1.X onl...

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The Tally Ho!

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Jun 11 2015 / 23:00 CEST /. It has been a very long time since the last update of this page; so I thought I would try and provide some news on the various topics I had the chance to play with on my spare time. Updated kernels for all ARM-based NETGEAR ReadyNAS devices. I just built fresh v4.0.5, and v3.14.44 kernels (and associated grsec-enabled versions) for RN102. As usual, they are available on this dedicated page. CESA support for Linux. NETGEAR was kind enough to send me a ReadyNAS 204 to play with&...