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Introduction If you are working on a complex web application that uses React and Webpack, you have probably thought about ditching Webpack completely more than once because of bugs and slowness. This …
My first order of business with Reflame is to make waiting for deployments a relic of the past. Ever since the very first MVP, Reflame has been able to meet this bar for most typical deploys users mak…
Heredia, Costa Rica, 2022-12-03 Series: Everything About Logging, Article 1 In this article, we'll cover the concept of Structured Logging, how it differs from regular or "traditional" logging and wh…
Anyone who has worked on AWS infrastructure knows how useful Lambda functions are for serverless computing. However, Lambda are also known for the pain of the huge latency in the cold start. Overview…
I had an inquiry about the performance of DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE today from a customer. Whilst the utility (as the name suggests) is designed to break up a large task into smaller chunks and then run t…
Heredia, Costa Rica, 2022-11-26 Series: From Volkswagen Beetle to Ferrari: Accelerating ASP.Net Microservices, Article 2 In this second article of the series From Volkswagen Beetle to Ferrari: Accele…
The subject of Web resource caching is as old as the World Wide Web itself. However, I'd like to offer an as-exhaustive-as-possible catalog of how one can improve performance by caching. Web resource caching can happen in two different plac…
If your application doesn't have enough computing capacity to meet user demand, your business will grind to a halt. That's why so many application development teams adopt autoscaling. But autoscaling …
This post is about my experience with improving performance of a golang-application I write, by us of analysis with golangs pprof. Although I go into some detail of my specific application, the general approach should apply to any golang-ap…
Heredia, Costa Rica, 2022-11-05 Series: From Volkswagen Beetle to Ferrari: Accelerating ASP.Net Microservices, Article 1 Welcome to my personal nightmare. In this first article of the series From V…
