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The Five Minute DreamHost Blog Rick's Resources
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Stuff I've Found Useful in My Blogging and Consulting. Install Python 2.7 on DreamHost →. The Five Minute DreamHost Blog. July 10, 2012. One of the first resources I started using when beginning to do any web programming was DreamHost. So I figured I’d start this blog with a demo of how you can set up DreamHost. Shared hosting, get a domain name, and create a blog in what, if you exclude time waiting for confirmation emails and the like, should take about five minutes. Sign up for DreamHost Shared Hosting.
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Just a little Python: MongoDB's Write Lock
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Saturday, December 31, 2011. Page Faults and Working Sets. MongoDB uses the operating system's virtual memory system to handle writing data back to disk. The way this works is that MongoDB maps the entire database into the OS's virtual memory and lets the OS decide which pages are 'hot' and need to be in. What this means is that you have. Slow operation of loading the necessary data from disk. If the data. Problem happ...
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Just a little Python: September 2012
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, September 25, 2012. MongoDB Schema Design at Scale. I had the recent opportunity to present a talk at MongoDB Seattle on Schema Design at Scale. Its basically a short case study on what steps the MongoDB Monitoring Service. I decided that my blog readers would also be interested in the quantitative comparison as well. Posted by Rick Copeland. Links to this post. Thursday, September 13, 2012. Tomorrow, Septembe...
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Just a little Python: June 2012
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, June 19, 2012. Declarative Schemas for MongoDB in Python using Ming. Continuing on in my series on MongoDB. And Python, this article continues to explore the Python MongoDB toolkit Ming. This time looking at an alternative, declarative syntax for schema definition. If youre just getting started with MongoDB, you might want to read the previous articles in the series first:. Moving Along With PyMongo. Departing...
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Just a little Python: Gevent and Greenlets
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Monday, July 30, 2012. Continuing on in my series on gevent. And Python, this article gets down into practical details, showing you how to install gevent and get started with basic greenlet operations. If you're just getting started with Gevent, you might want to read the previous articles in this series first:. Gevent, Threads, and Benchmarks. And now that you're all caught up, let's get started with gevent. Module wo...
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Just a little Python: August 2012
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, August 28, 2012. Using ZeroMQ devices to support complex network topologies. Continuing in my ZeroMQ. Series, today Id like to look at ZeroMQ devices and how you can integrate ZeroMQ with Gevent. So you can combine the easy networking topologies of ZeroMQ with the cooperative multitasking of ZeroMQ. If youre just getting started with ZeroMQ, you might want to check out the following articles:. S services is on...
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Just a little Python: July 2012
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, July 31, 2012. Last Chance for Early Bird Atlanta MongoDB Training. As announced earlier, Im offering some MongoDB training. Classes in the first week of August in Atlanta. So why am I cluttering up your inbox today? Mainly because the early bird price of $400 per day ends at 11:59 pm (EDT) tonight. After which the price goes up to $500. Posted by Rick Copeland. Links to this post. Monday, July 30, 2012. Overv...
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Just a little Python: Building TCP Servers with Gevent
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, August 07, 2012. Building TCP Servers with Gevent. Continuing on in my series on gevent. And Python, this article discusses how to build TCP servers using the infrastructure provided with gevent. If you're just getting started with Gevent, you might want to read the previous articles in this series first:. Gevent, Threads, and Benchmarks. Greening the Python Standard Library with Gevent. You start the server.
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Just a little Python: Distributed Systems with ZeroMQ
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Tuesday, August 14, 2012. Distributed Systems with ZeroMQ. Departing a bit from my current series on gevent. And Python, today I want to take a look at a different networking technology that's been gaining traction: ZeroMQ. So without further ado, let's jump right in. One of the first things to understand about ZeroMQ is that it's not a message broker like you might assume from its name. ZeroMQ is a. Library, you can h...
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Just a little Python: Gevent, Threads, and Benchmarks
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Just a little Python. Blog about all things Python that intersect my work and hobbies. Monday, July 23, 2012. Gevent, Threads, and Benchmarks. In a previous post, I gave an introduction to gevent. To show some of the benefits your application might get from using gevent. Instead of threads. Some people, however, took issue with my benchmark code, saying that the threaded example was contrived. In this post, I'll try to answer some of the objections. That with threads. Nobody does. It's a dumb way...The r...
