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Articles for the keywords: PostgreSQL
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06 Jan 2013
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10 most successful open source projects of 2012 [29202]
ITWorld December 27th, 2012
Alan Shimel writes in "ITWorld",
"It's that time when we look back at the year that was and speculate about what's in store for the next. This is my list of the top open source success stories for 2012..."
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06 Jan 2013
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10 most successful open source projects of 2012 [29202]
ITWorld December 27th, 2012
Alan Shimel writes in "ITWorld",
"It's that time when we look back at the year that was and speculate about what's in store for the next. This is my list of the top open source success stories for 2012..."
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06 Jan 2013
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10 most successful open source projects of 2012 [29202]
ITWorld December 27th, 2012
Alan Shimel writes in "ITWorld",
"It's that time when we look back at the year that was and speculate about what's in store for the next. This is my list of the top open source success stories for 2012..."
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04 Jan 2013
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'Resilience and Reliability on AWS' [29191]
O'Reilly Title Instructs on Defending Against Network Outages in the Cloud
"Resilience and Reliability on AWS" by Jurg van Vliet, Flavia Pagamelli,and Jasper Geutsen, a new title from O'Reilly, instructs readers in how to build applications in the public cloud that are as network-outage proof as possible. The writers draw on their experiences at 9apps to show how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis bolstered by advice on the top 10 tips for surviving outages in the cloud and the use of elasticsearch to build a dependable NoSQL data store. The authors also show how to combine AWS and PostgreSQL to build an RDBMS that scales well.
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04 Jan 2013
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'Resilience and Reliability on AWS' [29191]
O'Reilly Title Instructs on Defending Against Network Outages in the Cloud
"Resilience and Reliability on AWS" by Jurg van Vliet, Flavia Pagamelli,and Jasper Geutsen, a new title from O'Reilly, instructs readers in how to build applications in the public cloud that are as network-outage proof as possible. The writers draw on their experiences at 9apps to show how to combine AWS with open source tools such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis bolstered by advice on the top 10 tips for surviving outages in the cloud and the use of elasticsearch to build a dependable NoSQL data store. The authors also show how to combine AWS and PostgreSQL to build an RDBMS that scales well.
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