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What is a Distributed Storage System

Scalegrid

A distributed storage system is foundational in today’s data-driven landscape, ensuring data spread over multiple servers is reliable, accessible, and manageable. This guide delves into how these systems work, the challenges they solve, and their essential role in businesses and technology.

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Sustainable IT: Optimize your hybrid-cloud carbon footprint

Dynatrace

You might optimize your cooling system or move your data center to a colder region with reduced cooling demands. Of course, you need to balance these opportunities with the business goals of the applications served by these hosts. Implement appropriate caching layers (for example, read-only cache for static data).

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Understanding Linux IOWait

Percona

I have seen many Linux Performance engineers looking at the “IOWait” portion of CPU usage as something to indicate whenever the system is I/O-bound. IOWait is completely gone and now this system does not look I/O-bound at all! Because of this accounting, other interesting behaviors are possible.

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PostgreSQL Indexes Can Hurt You: Negative Effects and the Costs Involved

Percona

The urge to create more and more indexes is found to be causing severe damage in many systems. Many times, removing indexes is what we should be doing first before considering any new indexes for the benefit of the entire system. This post is about PostgreSQL, but most of the problems also apply to other database systems.

Tuning 125
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Netflix Android and iOS Studio Apps?—?now powered by Kotlin Multiplatform

The Netflix TechBlog

Disk cache Of course, network connectivity may not always be available so downloaded rule sets need to be cached to disk. remotely configurable files that get downloaded to the device. We’re using Ktor ’s Multiplatform HttpClient to embed our networking code within the SDK.

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The Return of the Frame Pointers

Brendan Gregg

The problem is that this system has a default libc that has been compiled without frame pointers, so any stack walking stops at the libc layer, producing a partial stack that's missing the application frames. It shouldn't be 10%, unless it's cache effects. But I'd rather the cost be zero, of course!

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Building an elastic query engine on disaggregated storage

The Morning Paper

have altered the many assumptions that guided the design and optimization of the Snowflake system. Traditional data warehouse systems are largely based on shared-nothing designs: persistent data is partitioned across a set of nodes, each responsible for its local data. From shared-nothing to disaggregation.

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