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Protobufs With Go – Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
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GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. Faster and smaller - two important words when dealing with data. I have been meaning to try Google’s Protocol Buffers. For quite a while. Structured data that’s smaller when serialized and faster to load as well as code generation - what’s not to like? I tried out protobufs on some quake data and I was surprised by how much smaller and faster a protobuf verion was - 35 times smaller and 180 times faster to unmarshal than the original data. To generate Go code. Co...
A Billion Hits – Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
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GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. A Billion Hits - Countries and Browsers. Over 2011 the GeoNet web site has received over one billion hits. It’s a surprising number given the optimization we do to reduce the number of hits (which put us in the top ten for download speed in an independent audit. Traffic to the GeoNet web site by country for 2011 - New Zealand dominates at 86%. With eighty-six percent of requests for 2011 coming from New Zealand we can make a reasonable survey of the web browsers bein...
Optimizing Web Content – Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
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GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. The Request is Evil, Stamp it Out Where Possible. I’ve blogged previously about how we build fast web servers for hosting GeoNet content. If you care about a good user experience then you should care about having a fast web site and that means you should care about optimizing the content you serve as well as optimizing the web servers. Consider the two web pages shown below. They both have exactly the same information content the location of three earthquakes....
GeoNet Web Hosting – Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
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GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. 16,257 Requests per Second. That’s Apache httpd Serving Y’all. On July 3 2012 a deep magnitude 6.5 earthquake. The image above shows the pattern of traffic to the GeoNet website www.geonet.org.nz before and after the Opunake earthquake. Traffic rises from the background of a few requests a second to 16,257 requests a second in six minutes. To serve that traffic we use the venerable open source web server Apache httpd. Making Apache httpd Fast. Just tweak your configu...
Simpler Application Configuration – Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
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GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. Configuration - doing it wrong. When we switched to Go I unfortunately brought a fair amount of Java baggage with me. The idea of code being flexible and the complexity that goes with that crept in. Specifically in this pkg, cfg. A Golang library for application configuration. I wrote the cfg pkg. It’s kinda clever. I don’t recommend you use it. I’m leaving the repo up as a reminder to myself that complexity is bad. Here’s an example. We log to Logentries. Set then t...
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GeoNet Dev: Moved blog platforms and a new post
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A blog about development work for the GeoNet Project. Monday, 9 May 2016. Moved blog platforms and a new post. I've moved blog platforms. I'm now using Markdown, Jekyll and GitHub pages. This blog is now here. There is a new entry about using Protobufs With Go. 20 July 2016 at 00:12. Ccna training in chennai Tnagar. 3 February 2017 at 01:03. Digital Marketing Company in India. Seo Company in India. 4 February 2017 at 00:45. IOS App Development Company in India. 6 February 2017 at 22:50. I just see the po...
GeoNet Dev: May 2016
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A blog about development work for the GeoNet Project. Monday, 9 May 2016. Moved blog platforms and a new post. I've moved blog platforms. I'm now using Markdown, Jekyll and GitHub pages. This blog is now here. There is a new entry about using Protobufs With Go. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Moved blog platforms and a new post. I'm the Systems Development Team Leader for the GeoNet Project. Connect with me on LinkedIn. View my complete profile. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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GeofenceAPI Blog
See, that’s what the app is perfect for. Wahhhh, I don’t wanna. I'm Jonathan Block, creator of geofenceapi.org. Visit our homepage to play with our geofence creator and REST API. Building PokemonGo in pure HTML, Javascript and CSS - Part 2: Orientation and Directionality. In part 1 of this tutorial, I showed you the building blocks of making a Javascript game which looks and generally works like PokemonGo. The features I’m discussing in this article are seen here:. One challenge when working on the mobil...
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IPv6 and DHCPv6: Does SLAAC Have A Future? For IPv4 networks, DHCP is by far the preferred method for automated network configuration. It’s uncommon to find a user network that doesn’t use it. For IPv6 networks, things aren’t so clear-cut. The designers of the IPv6 protocol developed a different approach to automated network configuration: Stateless Address Autoconfiguration. Later dubbed SLAAC). With SLAAC, a host uses the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol. SLAAC has limitations, however. The most si...
Reflections on things mobile
Reflections on things mobile. I will use this blog to capture all those interesting, amusing or irritating little things I come across in my day-to-day work in the mobile industry. Monday, June 04, 2012. Moved to Tumblr . Reflections has now moved over to Tumblr. For the time being. Links to this post. Monday, June 21, 2010. Designing for "real people". Thanks to the Startupcafe. Folks for organising a fun series of Ignite style presentations at "Barcamp" Glasgow. Barcamp Glasgow 2010 - Mobile. To tell u...
Geoff Barton’s Pick ‘n’ Mix
I’ll use this site to make occasional links to notable or unexpected articles about language, literacy or, er, life. It’s intended chiefly as a repository of interesting writing for students of A-level English Language and teachers of English. My website with free resources for English teachers and literacy coordinators is at geoffbarton.co.uk.
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Monday September 2nd 2013. Benefits of the First Home Buyers Grant. The Australian government realizes that buying a home is expensive and wants to make home ownership more affordable for Australian citizens. One way the government helps buyers is with the First Home Buyers Grant. This tax grant offers a number … Continue reading. Posted in General News. Monday September 2nd 2013. 10 Home Automation & Security Products. Posted in General News. Tuesday July 9th 2013. Posted in Gold Coast Real Estate.
Geoff Clitheroe – GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead
GeoNet Systems Development Team Lead. GRPC - Our Web Service Future? GRPC is a modern RPC framework and it looks like the future for our web services. Configuration - doing it wrong. Faster and smaller - two important words when dealing with data. Logging from Go - much easier than in that other language. Go - easy to deploy, fun to program with. Logging - What's Your App Doing Right Now? Knowing how your application is performing in production should be really important to you. The Internet is Amazing!
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May 21, 2015. First 21 Days of the Life of a Bee. Via:http:/ www.thisiscolossal.com/2015/05/an-extraordinary-glimpse-into-the-first-21-days-of-a-bees-life-in-60-seconds/. May 8, 2015. April 27, 2015. Sweden Runs Out Of Garbage: Only 1% Ends Up In Landfills. In fact, Sweden has become so good at recycling their waste; the country now has to import 800,000 tons of trash each year from the U.K., Italy, Ireland and Norway to keep their WTE plants up and running.". April 10, 2015. April 9, 2015. March 31, 2015.
Geoff Crittenden is on the Internet
Geoff Crittenden is on the Internet. Geoff Crittenden is on the Internet turned 1 today! When is the End not the End? I was reading this week’s Ruby Weekly Newsletter. If you’re not already subscribed, do it now. And I stumbled across something that I never knew and had never even considered before. I was reading Zack Siri’s article. On using hash selectors instead of if/then or case/when statements, when I saw this at the end:. Output data.keys.map { k k.to i }.select do k. Number % k = 0. Ndash;the con...
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June 18, 2014. Keena Turner Boys and Girls Club Celebrity Golf Tournament. That said, I was honored to be asked to photograph the Boys and Girls club celebrity golf tournament put on by Keena Turner. Watching celebrities take time out their lives to donate to such a worthy cause was very inspiring to watch and participate in. The day started with a fun putting tournament and a large group picture. It was a pretty fantastic day! Bull; 0 notes. Bull; view comments. April 2, 2013. Venue: Ramon Rios Winery.
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Fork me on GitHub! Quick tip, when in FreeBSD and want a reboot use "shutdown -r now" instead of "reboot", you'll be happier. This is the title of my example blog post. Jan 22nd, 2011. With SpiderMonkey javascript support and attempted to connect to the router to see if I'd set up the port forwarding. This didn't work as the javascript. Is apparently not a function. This left me a bit stumped as to how I might be able to pull this off. Ssh -D 8080 -f -C -q -N parents-fileserver. And tried to connect up t...
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