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Sep 27, 2016 55 min

Scaling Web Sites with Daniel Moore

from Programming Throwdown Hosted by Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

This show is an interview with Daniel Moore about scaling web sites.

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Scaling Web Sites with Daniel Moore

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  1. 0:15 Introduction and Guest Introduction
  2. 7:36 Direct Client-to-Database Connections
  3. 14:50 Distributed Systems and Decentralized Search
  4. 17:18 What is Docker?
  5. 21:36 The Reality of Scaling
  6. 23:19 Monitoring and Data Analysis
  7. 25:43 Self-Hosted vs. Managed Services
  8. 27:19 Advice for Beginners
  9. 36:08 Avoiding Over-Engineering
  10. 42:56 Simplifying the Developer Experience
  11. 50:17 Scaling HyperDev Apps
  12. 52:43 The Growth Strategy

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