xyzzy
Re:Improving Server Performance through Better Scheduling
on Friday March 30, 2007 @03:16AM (#7521)
I wonder to what extent this is a statistical artifact
rather than a genuine improvement. For example, if you
measure performance as the mean time to serve each kilobyte,
then the proposed scheduler does not increase performance.
Re:For the Uninitiated- When You _Really_ Want to Scale
on Monday February 26, 2007 @07:15AM (#1160)
What's the actual problem with Apache? Do you suppose it
is running out of RAM in which to store thread stacks?
I wonder if old pre-forked process Apache would have done better, since it's not so easy to trick it into consuming infinite memory.
Re:
on Tuesday February 20, 2007 @05:09AM (#166)
It's not so clear to me that a PhD is much use at a start-up
in general; you'd probably learn more relevant technical
skills at a regular programming job, and the mental habits
you're likely to learn in graduate school will actively hurt
you at a start-up. Unless you are lucky or careful about who
you work with and on what.