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the Gambler’s wisdom never gets old; i’d argue, however, that some of the services mentioned here could not have taken off were they not acquired given the costs of scaling (maybe EC2 can change that)
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and the InnoDB issue gets even further into the rearview mirror; need to look into who’s using the engines in production, because i still do ususually see either MyISAM or InnoDB
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fascinating: clustered grid web hosting layering on top of EC2 – i’m more of a believer in that every day
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see specifically Marten’s response here; you really have to hand it to MySQL, they have the community relations bit down cold
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Matt’s notes from Google’s talk at MySQL Camp at Google – got all that?
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“Total amount spent on S3: $84,255.25…Total savings: $339,430.75″ – the economics here are interesting in a profound way
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REST is to WS-* as DIYs are to the W3C, OASIS, etc
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the Joyent folks weigh in on some of the questions raised in my Do Operating Systems matter posts, among other things; interesting podcast
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indemnify them from what, precisely?
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