One of the most common problems that startups face is the inability to nail down on a core focus or a core offering that might have the potential of attracting users. Every startup founder has experienced this at some level — You walk into a brainjam session with your founding team thinking that you have [...]
Posts from ‘November, 2008’
Pulling in a Web 2.0 application into production: hosting thoughts
Faster, Cheaper and Better choose any two. Hosting/Data center is largely an optimization problem where there are trade-offs involved for every decision you can make. Knowing your choices then becomes very important. In planning for capacity you are limited by your slowest components. First make an informed guess if its CPU/Memory/Disk IO or Bandwidth bound [...]