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Originally Posted by TidalWave
Whats even better is finding a host that has datacenters in completely different states, running completely independent from each other -- YET providing a secure, internal, FREE link between both locations.For example, datacenter say in Los Angeles and in Dallas. The clients then fully benefit from the advantages of having diverse DC locations, yet the machines interact with each other as if they were in the same rack next to each other.
Did I mention that we offer this? Its called the PRIVATE NETWORK. Not only does it interconnect all servers in our Los Angeles datacenters to each other on a dedicated routed internal network, but it also connects to our Dallas datacenter.
It will also connect to our THIRD (Chicago or East Coast, TBD) and FOURTH (Europe) locations soon too. So you can diversify your machines in 4 geographically separate locations (West, Central, East USA, and Europe) and still have them interact as if they were all in the same server cabinet.
Thats the end of my spam for now.  |
Do you know how do deal with memcached servers? Just like Facebook does it??? reference:
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=39391378919
more reference:
http://github.com/fbmarc/facebook-memcached
Im already using it out of a NOC from NYC. I need to spread my wings out to the West Coast and beyond.
If so ICQ me with an memcached server IP and port to test it out.
If you are a rep don't bother, I need someone who knows what they are talking about. Most reps don't know shit, good reps point to the people who know the shit.