For over two decades, MySQL has been the cornerstone of modern open source: the reference database for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, forums, blogs, e-commerce, CRM, and virtually every web application born from the 2000s onward. A legendary history, made […]
Introduction: A Market Under Pressure The growing RAM and storage crisis is becoming a central theme in the global technology landscape. Price increases, inventory shortages, and priority given to companies active in the development of Artificial Intelligence
In the world of distributed systems design, database scalability, and modern performance-oriented architectures, there are three concepts that are often mentioned but rarely fully understood: Replication, Partitioning, and Sharding. The confusion arises from
Introduction: A cache that only apparently "doesn't work." The request for consulting came as often happens in our industry: a discussion between system administrators, prompted by a problem that seemed already evident. A WooCommerce e-commerce site, growing traffic, and fluctuating performance.
On November 18, thousands of Cloudflare-protected websites suffered severe and widespread outages, giving the impression that "half the Internet" was down. On the surface, it might have looked like a cyber attack or a global infrastructure problem, but the reality is
In the modern e-commerce landscape, every millisecond counts. When it comes to web performance and search engine positioning, site speed is no longer an optional extra but a fundamental requirement. This is especially true for high-resolution sites.
Speeding up a PrestaShop site by optimizing a single SQL query: a real-world case study. Read More »
In recent months, the HTTP/3 protocol, based on QUIC, has been increasingly entering production. Major browsers support it stably, and many providers—including Cloudflare, Google, and Akamai—now consider it the de facto standard for
Anyone who works with web servers on a daily basis knows that details make all the difference. A small missing variable, an undocumented behavior, or an oversight in a protocol implementation can render unusable features that, on paper, should improve performance.
NGINX is much more than just a web server: it is an application delivery engine, a reverse proxy, a load balancer and a caching layer, and its popularity largely comes from its internal architecture.
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Introduction To understand how much Linux has changed the rules of the game in data centers and the IT world, we need to take a step back. In the 90s and early 2000s, the dominant operating systems in the enterprise were
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