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August 2008

how does amazon do it?

by nc on August 29, 2008 · 1 comment

travelocity – first (and last) experience

by nc on August 20, 2008 · 13 comments

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- @edswindelles With dual-port 6gbit, it should be ok. With single-port, I was concerned. Certainly would talk to ppl who have done it first. in reply to edswindelles 2011-08-22
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- @edswindelles Expanded as in external drive chassis? No.. however, we have ~20 total nodes now. We're a SaaS provider; lots of VMs + DBs in reply to edswindelles 2011-08-22
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