Posts Tagged ‘opensource’

Scaling PHP : HipHop and Quercus

While PHP is very popular, it unfortunately doesn’t perform as some of its competitors. One of the ways to make things faster is to write PHP Extensions in C++. In this post we will describe two different ways developers can solve this problem and the milage you might get from either model may vary.
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AppScale, an OpenSource GAE implementation

If you don’t like EC2 you have an option to move your app to a new vendor. But if you don’t like GAE  (Google app engine) there aren’t any solutions which can replace GAE easily.
AppScale might change that.
AppScale is an open-source implementation of the Google AppEngine (GAE) cloud computing interface from the RACELab at UC [...]

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