by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Dec 20, 2010 | Magento, Server Management
Django is that dream framework of developers who enjoy the freedom of the dynamically typed, Object Oriented, interoperable, cross platform and readable programming language – Python. Django is for Python, like Rails is for Ruby and Zend or CakePHP for PHP. In...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Oct 26, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
The ability to make choices based on facts and analysis, has always been a challenge for a person managing IT infrastructure. Much of this hardship can be attributed to the day to day advances in technology, and stiff markets. Out here, we help to make one such choice...
by admin | Oct 17, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Bobcares, a trusted name in the Hosting Support industry has partnered with InterWorx, to give it’s customers innovative solutions that help their Web Hosting business. About InterWorx InterWorx is a Linux based Hosting Control Panel that is feature rich for both...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Oct 14, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Adopting a specific RAID technology, involves finding the right implementation that meets all your requirements. It is more or less, striking a balance between cost of devices, performance, and fault tolerance. Apart from the big decision of selecting either hardware...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Oct 4, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
A term coined decades ago, RAID is essentially, disks arranged in a manner to protect the information they contain – simply by adding redundancy. While there are multiple expansions for RAID – Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, which has now transformed...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Sep 25, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Ok, now that we know what IPv6 IP address are all about in part I and II, lets take a look at what it would be like using them for sites hosted on your server. Once you’ve ensured that your OS and your DC are setup to support IPv6, the next step would be to...
