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  1. Really great post by @spyced on the NoSQL Ecosystem: http://bit.ly/497Dk0
  2. .@sduskis Good. I think it is not profiler noise, anyways, keep me posted.
  3. Anyways, for everyone interested in Terrastore: first release will come with support for range queries (and map/reduce will come next).
  4. .@sduskis That's a really good news ;) What about the ServletUtil#extract* methods? I think there's room for improvement in there as well.
  5. .@kohlerm There's not much to say about a method taking too much time due to how it's implemented and how many times it's called :)
  6. .@sduskis Again, feel free to mail me if you need more info about it.
  7. .@sduskis The problem is in the MediaTypeMap#getPossible(...) method, whose lookup time increases with the number of registered providers.
  8. .@strlen It's in a private repo as for now: if you're interested, I'd be glad to give you read access.
  9. .@sduskis The problem was the lookup time ... removing all default providers (which I never used) improved it by 4x.
  10. .@sduskis Nope, the problem was not that I used default providers for marshalling/unmarshalling (I always used my ones) ...
  11. .@jboner I think so (I'm really overwhelmed): more details will come soon.
  12. Terrastore has now far better latency.
  13. Great ... improved RestEasy performance by avoiding default providers and only using my custom ones.
  14. Really great article RT @deanwampler "If You Want a Job Tomorrow, Cultivate Your Career Today" http://bit.ly/3DgkH1
  15. +1 RT @strlen EC2 as a natural test environment for distributed systems: like Voldemort,Mahout also uses/plans EC2 for programmatic testing.
  16. Thanks all for your re-tweets!
  17. Cool, Slideshare said me "Scale Your Database And Be Happy" is hot on Twitter right now :)
  18. Scale Your Database And Be Happy: http://bit.ly/4fwhLP
  19. .@kohlerm No, I was not CPU bound. Again, I was just interested in relative execution times. Thanks anyways for your insights.
  20. .@kohlerm @sduskis Typically profilers give you hot spots, they are a good starting point for your investigation.