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We all know that uptime is the lifeblood to the web economy. When a visitor browses a website to buy a product or search for information and the page loads up fast - joy. If it doesn’t - burn. Load balancing is one method to ensure websites keep humming and visitors keep coming back.
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What’s this? People whining about the cost of serious Linux enterprise use? Folks get real? Have you priced Microsoft Server 2003 lately?
IT managers who want to run an enterprise operating system like SuSE’s Linux Enterprise Server 8 or Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux Advanced Server are fooling themselves if they think they can get away […]
Like so many things, it started out as something small. In 1994, a Toronto-based consultant named Rasmus Lerdorf developed a small hack to help Web designers. It was a simple little program that allowed the user to place a macro in static HTML code. Lerdorf decided to follow the new trend of open source, […]
FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and is a standard application protocol that uses the Internet’s TCP/IP protocol to transfer files from one computer to another.
FTP is a very common process today. FTP is commonly used to transfer web pages from the creator’s computer to the server where the web site is situated. […]
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