The constant battle a web site administrator must fight is the resource requirements of their site in contrast with the resource requirements of the configuration it is run on. In the end, this will almost always dictate how many user requests can be handled at any point in time. A common tool in the arsenal to fight this battle is to find clever ways to off load these common, or static, requests, off the server and allow it to spend as much time as possible delivering dynamic content as quickly as it can handle. This allows a server to not handle more request than before, but leaves it free to address more than previously it would have.
The constant battle a web site administrator must fight is the resource requirements of their site in contrast with the resource requirements of the configuration it is run on. In the end, this will almost always dictate how many user requests can be handled at any point in time. A common tool in th…
Filed in Product & Development on January 22nd, 2013 by Justin Seubert
We’re upgrading
Rackspace Cloud Sites to PHP 5.4 and .NET 4.5, which should boost performance of the
php sites and
.NET sites you host on Cloud Sites.
We’re upgrading Rackspace Cloud Sites to PHP 5.4 and .NET 4.5, which should boost performance of the php sites and .NET sites you host on Cloud Sites.…
Filed in Product & Development on December 19th, 2012 by Tarun Bhatti
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Rackspace is pleased to announce the release of CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) headers for
Cloud Files content. CORS headers can be used to open communication between the browser and Cloud Files.
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Rackspace is pleased to announce the release of CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) headers for Cloud Files co…
Filed in Product & Development on December 13th, 2012 by Megan Wohlford
Deploying your application or web site can be a difficult process. In most cases, it involves multiple complicated steps, a long documentation process and constant emails to tell your team what was deployed. It’s also a very manual process, prone to mistakes or errors. That’s why having an automated process to deploy your application is critical.
Deploying your application or web site can be a difficult process. In most cases, it involves multiple complicated steps, a long documentation process and constant emails to tell your team what was deployed. It’s also a very manual process, prone to mistakes or errors. That’s why having …
Filed in Product & Development on December 7th, 2012 by Chris Nagele
Earlier this month, we
updated the Rackspace Private Cloud Software, adding new features and support capabilities that give you the ability to quickly and easily deploy an OpenStack-powered private cloud in your data center.
Earlier this month, we updated the Rackspace Private Cloud Software, adding new features and support capabilities that give you the ability to quickly and easily deploy an OpenStack-powered private cloud in your data center.…
Filed in Product & Development on December 6th, 2012 by Niki Acosta
Rackspace Cloud Files now supports two new options for streaming videos on the Akamai CDN – support for iOS devices and JW Player plugins. These two new options are available in addition to our previously announced
OSMF and Flowplayer streaming capabilities.
Rackspace Cloud Files now supports two new options for streaming videos on the Akamai CDN – support for iOS devices and JW Player plugins. These two new options are available in addition to our previously announced OSMF and Flowplayer streaming capabilities.…
Filed in Product & Development on December 5th, 2012 by Megan Wohlford
We know that the public internet can be a scary place for servers. Log files of servers attached to public addresses show regular port scans and URL snooping and are a constant reminder that your hosts are one misconfiguration away from catastrophe.
Filed in Product & Development on November 27th, 2012 by Brandon Philips
I’ve been thrilled at the response from our customers to the launch of
Cloud Networks. I’ve talked to many customers who are excited to begin using this new network power in their solutions. I also spoke last week at
Cloud Expo in Santa Clara, Calif., and it was exciting to see the response from the heart of the Silicon Valley. Many of the attendees were from local tech firms and they were surprised that we had implemented software-defined networks at this scale so early in the life of the technology.
I’ve been thrilled at the response from our customers to the launch of Cloud Networks. I’ve talked to many customers who are excited to begin using this new network power in their solutions. I also spoke last week at Cloud Expo in Santa Clara, Calif., and it was exciting to see the response from…
Filed in Product & Development on November 19th, 2012 by Jamey Meredith
Since the OpenStack-powered
Rackspace Private Cloud Software launched in August, thousands of organizations have downloaded the software. We’ve seen downloads from more than 125 countries spanning all seven continents – yes, even Antarctica. And at least 25 percent of the Fortune 100 and nearly 100 colleges, universities and research centers have downloaded the software.
Since the OpenStack-powered Rackspace Private Cloud Software launched in August, thousands of organizations have downloaded the software. We’ve seen downloads from more than 125 countries spanning all seven continents – yes, even Antarctica. And at least 25 percent of the Fortune 100 and nearly …
Filed in Product & Development on November 15th, 2012 by Duan van der Westhuizen
The open cloud is all about choice. And we want to provide you, our customers, the ability to choose how you manage your Rackspace open cloud environment.
Filed in Product & Development on November 14th, 2012 by Cole Humphreys