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- Really great post by @ on the NoSQL Ecosystem: about 2 hours ago from web
- .@ Good. I think it is not profiler noise, anyways, keep me posted.about 21 hours ago from Twitterrific
- Anyways, for everyone interested in Terrastore: first release will come with support for range queries (and map/reduce will come next).about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific
- .@ That's a really good news ;) What about the ServletUtil#extract* methods? I think there's room for improvement in there as well.about 23 hours ago from Twitterrific
- .@ 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 :)about 23 hours ago from web
- .@ Again, feel free to mail me if you need more info about it.about 23 hours ago from web
- .@ The problem is in the MediaTypeMap#getPossible(...) method, whose lookup time increases with the number of registered providers.about 23 hours ago from web
- .@ It's in a private repo as for now: if you're interested, I'd be glad to give you read access.2:16 AM Nov 8th from Twitterrific
- .@ The problem was the lookup time ... removing all default providers (which I never used) improved it by 4x.2:14 AM Nov 8th from Twitterrific
- .@ Nope, the problem was not that I used default providers for marshalling/unmarshalling (I always used my ones) ...2:12 AM Nov 8th from Twitterrific
- .@ I think so (I'm really overwhelmed): more details will come soon.11:52 AM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
- Terrastore has now far better latency.4:52 AM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
- Great ... improved RestEasy performance by avoiding default providers and only using my custom ones.4:50 AM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
- Really great article RT @ "If You Want a Job Tomorrow, Cultivate Your Career Today" 2:15 AM Nov 7th from web
- +1 RT @ EC2 as a natural test environment for distributed systems: like Voldemort,Mahout also uses/plans EC2 for programmatic testing.1:45 AM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
- Thanks all for your re-tweets!7:14 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- Cool, Slideshare said me "Scale Your Database And Be Happy" is hot on Twitter right now :)7:13 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- Scale Your Database And Be Happy: 6:05 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- .@ No, I was not CPU bound. Again, I was just interested in relative execution times. Thanks anyways for your insights.5:29 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
- .@ @ Typically profilers give you hot spots, they are a good starting point for your investigation.5:16 AM Nov 6th from Twitterrific
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- Name Sergio Bossa
- Location Rome, Italy
- Web http://www.linked...
- Bio Software Passionate and Open Source Enthusiast.
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