[AOLSERVER] Scaling at the high end (was Re: [AOLSERVER] build nsd w/o locking?)

2006-07-03 Thread Dossy Shiobara
On 2006.07.03, John Buckman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my experience, many applications that use SQL actually only need key-lookup capability [...] Which is why, at AOL, a large part of the web publishing architecture utilizes Small Object Broker (SOB), which can be set up in a distributed

Re: [AOLSERVER] Scaling at the high end (was Re: [AOLSERVER] build nsd w/o locking?)

2006-07-03 Thread Nathan Folkman
Speaking of SOB, we're working on getting the code to our dci (Digital City) module ready for release to the Open source community. This module contains the following items which folks may find interesting: * SOB - Dossy described this below. Basically it's what we use at AOL to forward cache

Re: [AOLSERVER] Scaling at the high end (was Re: [AOLSERVER] build nsd w/o locking?)

2006-07-03 Thread Tom Jackson
On Monday 03 July 2006 07:56, Nathan Folkman wrote: * Network NV (network variables) - Similar to nsv, but allows updates to be distributed to many clients. Allows you to update variables on a single NV writer, and have those changes broadcast out to many front-end readers. * Network Eval -