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2015-12-31
Linux performance investigation in 60 seconds
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Since it is new year's eve I'm going to make it easy for myself.
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2015-12-24
Your new BFF
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I think it was a few years ago when Netflix blogged about how each client had their own server component and how this made the client develo...
2015-12-17
Yet Another Code Coverage Rant
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Instead of me ranting over why code coverage measurements can be good but in general are used in the wrong way; why don't I let somebody...
2015-12-10
Do I need to remove the Server header from my HTTP responses?
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You might have heard the recommendation that your web server should not return the Server header to reveal exactly what software is being us...
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2015-12-03
Web service scale testing
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When I say web service scale testing I mean testing to figure out how many instances of your service you need. This type of testing is real...
2015-11-26
Yet another retrospective idea: Successes, Frustrations and Opportunities
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During a training I was teaching recently we were talking about retrospectives and different ways to make them interesting. Afterwards one o...
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2015-11-19
Is logging raw HTTP requests ok?
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When you are working on services that need to scale to millions of users you typically come to the conclusion that you will never be able to...
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2015-11-12
Writing your own LINQ extension methods?
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I stumbled upon this article with "best practices" for writing your own LINQ extension methods.
2015-11-05
Preventing DoS attacks with puzzles
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So when a web service is getting too much traffic it starts returning the 503 status code. Well written services also return the Retry-After...
2015-10-29
Sprint forecast over commitment
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Every team I've ever been on that did Scrum (or ScrumBut) have always used the term sprint commitment when it comes to describing the r...
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