HomeLab
This week I was at a client where we were doing some perÂforÂmance testÂing of the JBoss EnterÂprise Data SerÂvices prodÂuct (EDS for short). EDS is based on the JBoss.org comÂmuÂnity project Teiid which is a data virÂtuÂalÂizaÂ
AWS
AmaÂzon recently announced a new instance type for their EC2 cloud serÂvice that they call the ClusÂter GPU which has an impresÂsive spec: 22 GB of memÂory 33.5 EC2 ComÂpute Units (2 x Intel Xeon X5570, quad-core Nehalem archiÂtecÂture) 2
I wanted to invesÂtiÂgate the typÂiÂcal expeÂriÂence of a CameroonÂian InterÂnet user while visÂitÂing the webÂsites of the major InterÂnet SerÂvice Providers (ISPs). I figÂured that the time and energy a comÂpany puts into optiÂ
HomeLab
Google says that they use the perÂforÂmance of your webÂsite as part of your search ranking: You may have heard that here at Google we’re obsessed with speed, in our prodÂucts and on the web. As part of that effort, today we’re includÂing
HomeLab
When I was thinkÂing of what this site used to look like I thought of the InterÂnet Archive’s Way Back Machine and funny enough I found tenfourty.com on it. Who would have thought that a lowly perÂsonal site would have a snapÂshot kept for
HomeLab
This is my first blog post in quite some time. I used to have a perÂsonal webÂsite and blog on tenfourty.com quite some time ago, but I got really busy at work and stopped updatÂing it before evenÂtuÂally takÂing it down when the