Written by Gregory Milby |
Friday, August 26th, 2011
apache, deployment, load testing, poor performance, stress, testing tool, traffic website, understandable results, web host, web server
Apache has a great load testing tool that appears to rival the best out there. It can test against concurrent connections, number of loads per connection, and give understandable results – actually useful! Anyone who develops wants to know how much stress (how many visitors) their application can withstand and how it will perform under [...]
Written by Gregory Milby |
Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
It seems like some people can just be near a book about something ‘new’, and somehow absorb enough of it to make do. Unfortunately, I am not one of those people. When learning something new, it’s my preference to be able to do some basic things (manipulating string, simple data structures, and basic-type operations with [...]
Written by Gregory Milby |
Monday, April 11th, 2011
Have you ever been building a SQL statement, and tried to remember which order your, “ORDER BY” goes in. This short quick reference saves me some time – it’s not difficult, but if you’re like me, and do not use it everyday – it’s cumbersome to remember. These are the “mostly used” statements: FROM (Table [...]