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Speedify Review
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Our review found that Speedify is a cloud service offered by Connectify Inc., a US based company headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Connectify also markets software to turn your PC into a Wi-Fi hotspot, Wi-Fi repeater, or bridge. Speedify...
The Classes of Container Monitoring
via thenewstack

Brian Brazil Brian Brazil is a core developer of Prometheus and the founder of Robust Perception. He has over 10 years experience managing and monitoring large-scale systems at companies such as Google. He now uses his skills to help organizations get...
Investigate your application performance by using FVP Monitor Mode
via frankdenneman

In the article “Are your storage performance test methods able to test acceleration platforms accurately?” I recommend investigating the behaviour of your application when evaluating an acceleration platform. How could you do this without...
Cloudy Gamer: Playing Overwatch on Azure's new monster GPU instances
via lg

Playing Overwatch at 60FPS, 2560x1600, everything on Epic quality, and streaming from the cloud – not too shabby! It’s no secret that I love the concept of not just streaming AAA game titles from the cloud, but playing them live from any computer –...
Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) Graphs Explained: MongoDB with RocksDB
via mysqlperformanceblog

This post is part of the series of Percona’s MongoDB 3.4 bundle release blogs. In mid-2016, Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) added support for RocksDB with MongoDB, also known as “MongoRocks.” In this blog, we will go over the Percona Monitoring...