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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Sun's PHP addon 1.1 available
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Sun's PHP addon 1.1 available. While you may have read my small article on how to setup PHP 5.2.9m Sun Web Server 7 and eAccelerator. Sun has come out with a Kenai project which brings the latest PHP Add-on. For Solaris, Linux. You can download them from here. The instructions are pretty succinct:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader.
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Just do the math and keep statistics
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Tuesday, July 7, 2009. Just do the math and keep statistics. Today I came across a post from the MySQL performance blog titled "Just do the math! Which talks about something that should be very basic for every DBA/developer. Go and read it, as it's a helpful article. So how else can you speed this example up? This will still require the same kind of machine horsepower as it does not make processing disappear, but it...
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Using Findbugs to ... well ... find bugs - Java-Monitor Forum
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Raquo; Using Findbugs to . well . find bugs. Join Date: Jul 2008. Using Findbugs to . well . find bugs. Java-monitor user Pate interpreted the symptoms of his system very well. He set out to answer the correct question: what is causing the large number of full GC's when my system is does not use much memory? I have really no idea where he got the idea to check for a call to System.gc(). Here is a sample output of findbugs, when you would run it against Java-monitor's probe. Anyway. Let's make the ana...
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What a memory leak looks like - Java-Monitor Forum
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Raquo; What a memory leak looks like. Join Date: Jul 2008. What a memory leak looks like. Here is what a memory leak looks like. This is a bad one, actually, chugging through 512MB RAM in a day or so. These are easy to spot, as your server goes down hard after 24 hours. The thing to look for (according to Kirk Pepperdine) is to look at the bottom. My opinion is not to set -Xmx and -Xms to the same values. This keeps the JVM in charge of managing memory, rather than me. In my experience, the JVM d...Shows...
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Can Glassfish (v3) saturate 1 GBit/s?
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Tuesday, July 21, 2009. Can Glassfish (v3) saturate 1 GBit/s? Dual Nehalem 5520 (4x2.26 Ghz. HT makes for a total of 16 virtual cpu's). 12 GB DDR 3 memory. 2x250 GB SATA RAID 1. Using siege to randomly request files ranging from 1024 to 1048576 bytes. The Siege "server" uses the same hardware. XX: UnlockDiagnosticVMOptions -XX:MaxPermSize=192m -XX:NewRatio=2 -XX: LogVMOutput -XX:LogFile=/home/glassfish/glassfishv3/g...
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Upgrade your maven in Mac OSX
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Monday, June 15, 2009. Upgrade your maven in Mac OSX. Under the category sweet and short. You need to do the following to upgrade Maven 2 (2.0.6 is part of Leopard) to the latest so that you can use it from the command-line instead of the old version. Without further ado, my bash history. Curl http:/ apache.hippo.nl/maven/binaries/apache-maven-2.1.0-bin.zip -o maven.zip. Cd apache-maven-2.1.0/. Labels: Mac OS X.
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Lighter-Lighter Java / Web
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Saturday, June 20, 2009. Lighter-Lighter Java / Web. Many times I've wondered if one even needs the likes of Spring / JEE (5) to build good web applications. Spring is a nice framework, born mostly out of unhappiness with previous versions of the Java EE stack and with good reason; J2EE was horribly complex and required many artifacts to even build the smallest EJB's. I'm not alone in this by the way. Welcome to my ...
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Glassfish + JFastCGI = Java + PHP together at last
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Sunday, June 21, 2009. Glassfish JFastCGI = Java PHP together at last. I've been running PHP under fast-cgi with Sun webserver before and it had me wondering if this was possible in Java as well. Some searching on finding the Fast CGI specs brought up a reference to jFastCGI. And lo and behold, all the heavy lifting has been done! The code is simple and to the point and includes simple documentation. So now the ques...
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery: Sun Webserver, perfect for the cloud
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Barry's virtual Java Brewery. Where virtual servers meet real workloads. Xen, Java Linux. Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Sun Webserver, perfect for the cloud. I've been working with Softlayer for a while and now more so as they are adding Cloud services. Their cloudservices have been off to a slightly rocky start as their development teams have surely been working hard on rolling this feature out. Sun webserver is excellent for the cloud. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Welcome to m...
