Il ritorno del Jawbone UP
Ci hanno messo un anno a metterlo a posto, ma alla fine il Jawbone UP è tornato. UP è un braccialetto che raccoglie dati sul vostro stile di vita (es. come dormite, quanto siete attivi) e li passa all’iPhone, con il quale si sincronizza attraverso il jack delle cuffie. Venne lanciato un anno fa, con […]
Google Play Music arriva in Italia
Appassionati di musica, gioite! Ascoltare e gestire la vostra musica non è mai stato così semplice. Da oggi, infatti, insieme a Regno Unito, Germania, Francia e Spagna è disponibile anche in Italia Music su Google Play.
Google Play vi permette …
Anteprima LG Google Nexus 4, il nuovo Googlefonino
Nel corso della giornata di venerdì abbiamo avuto l’occasione di toccare con mano per qualche minuto il nuovo LG Google Nexus 4 che proprio oggi viene reso disponibile per la vendità in alcuni paesi
Welcome to the new site!
Hi visitor! This blog was conceived for low traffic blogging. Now that I plan to don’t use my Twitter accounts the old blog engine was not good enough.
The simplest thing to do was to take Lamer News and create a quick modified version that could be u…
Redis Bit Operations Use Case at CopperEgg
I really trust both in the usefulness of Redis bit operations and the fact that our community in the future should have documentation about Redis Patterns. So an article from CopperEgg where a bit operations pattern is described is good for sure :)
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Greta was born a few hours ago
25 October 2012 01:06, she is 3350 grams of a funny little thing :-)
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Redis 2.6.1 is out
Achievement unlocked: releasing a Redis version the same day your daughter was born ;-)
But that was a bad issue as there was a bug preventing compilation on pretty old Linux systems that are still pretty widespread (RHLE5 & similar).
Redis 2.6.1 fix…
On complexity and failure
From a comment on Hacker News:
(link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4705387)
— quoted comment —
Full disclosure: I work for an AWS competitor.
While none of the specific AWS systemic failures may themselves be foreseeable, it is not true th…
If you trust simplicity, this could be a good argument
I assume you already read the AWS report[1] about recent troubles. I think it is a very good argument you could use at work against design complexity and in favor of designing stuff that are at a complexity level where analysis of failure modes and pre…
Why Github pull requests lack support for labels?
I love Github issues, it is one of the awesome things at Github IMHO: as simple as possible but actually under the hood pretty full featured.
However one of the things I love more is labels. It is a truly powerful thing to organize issues in a project…
Designing Redis replication partial resync
In this busy days I had the idea to focus on a single, non-huge, self contained project for some time, that could allow me to work focused as much as hours as possible, and could provide a significant advantage to the Redis community.
It turns out, th…
Why it is Awesome to be a Girl in Tech
I’m proud to be mentioned in this well-thought and non-bigot post: http://www.nerdess.net/waffling/why-it-awesome-be-girl-tech/
Also in perfect accordance with the hacking culture, the post is sort of an HOWTO for girls that want to be involved in IT….
Client side highly available Redis Cluster, Dynamo-style.
I’m pretty surprised no one tried to write a wrapper for redis-rb or other clients implementing a Dynamo-style system on top of Redis primitives.
Basically something like that:
1) You have a list of N Redis nodes.
2) On write, use consistent hashing …
On the importance of testing your failover solutions.
From an HN comment[1]
“(Geek note: In the late nineties I worked briefly with a D&D fanatic ops team lead. He threw a D100 when he came in every morning. Anything >90 he picked a random machine to failover ‘politely’. If he threw a 100 he went to the …
Slave partial synchronization work in progress
You can follow the commits in the next days in the “psync” branch at github:
https://github.com/antirez/redis/commits/psync
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