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The Open Hardware Revolution

If you haven’t heart of Arduino or Raspberry Pi, then you need to get up to speed urgently. Arduino is revolutionizing hardware and gadget...

0 replies - 3167 views - 01/04/13 by Maarten Ectors in Articles

vFabric Data Director Accelerates Database Virtualization and Big Data Adoption

Virtualization continues to be one of the top priorities for CIOs. As the share of virtualized workloads approaches 60%, the enterprise is looking at database...

0 replies - 1269 views - 11/07/12 by Stacey Schneider in Articles

Understanding Spring Insight Developer & Insight Operations

Every developer knows Byte Code Instrumentation (BCI) is useful. It automates how you instrument your code, and let’s you see exactly how data is being...

3 replies - 513 views - 10/15/12 by Stacey Schneider in Articles

NuGet Perf, Part VIII–Correcting Mistakes and Doing Aggregations

I hope this is the last installment of the series, because I keep losing track of the current part number. At any rate, someone pointed out to me that I made...

0 replies - 2912 views - 09/11/12 by Ayende Rahien in Articles

Secure your Internet Use While Away: Setting up VPN Server on Win7/Win8

These days we’re lucky. SSL is becoming pretty pervasive. Facebook uses it. Twitter uses it. Most modern start ups now use it. Sadly there are...

0 replies - 2017 views - 09/11/12 by Douglas Rathbone in Articles

Doing Agile? 10 Features of an Agile App Platform (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this blog post, we outlined 2 Key Agile Themes (delivery efficiency and adaptable designs), Then, we used the themes as a guidepost to identify 10...

0 replies - 813 views - 08/29/12 by Stacey Schneider in Announcements

So Many Ways to Start Your Mongo

Starting up a vanilla MongoDB instance is super easy, it just needs a port it can listen on and a directory where it can save your info. By default, Mongo...

1 replies - 10071 views - 04/11/12 by Kristina Chodorow in Articles

Weighing the Costs and Benefits that Come with Virtulization

Say for example you want to build a new Virtualization cluster. You've chosen the CPUs you want, and know you want 32 GB of fast shiny RAM. The next...

0 replies - 1610 views - 04/03/12 by Tom O'connor in Articles