production environment

On the Ibuildings techPortal today there's a new tutorial from Rupert Jones showing you how to get the best performance from Magento with a set of technologies tailored for just that.

Following our earlier entry about installing Magento Enterprise, we thought it would be appropriate to follow up with some tips for getting more from your Magento installation.

One of the major criticisms leveled at Magento is its speed; many complain that it is far too slow. In this article we’ll go through some steps you can perform to fine-tune your server to allow Magento to run more smoothly and more quickly in a production environment.

Our examples are geared at a Debian-based LAMP stack, but most can be adapted for other platforms.

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In a new post to his blog today Derick Rethans talks about his move to what he calls his "PHP Development Environment 2.0" - an upgrade to some of his sites and servers prompted by an update of the Xdebug website.

Dedoimedo: "CentOS is not your everyday Linux. It's a server distribution, meant to be used in production environment where users do not care about what applications they have installed."

PC Plus: "Linux is a fantastic platform for audio production. Find out how to build the perfect production environment."

In the application lifecycle, the most costly mistakes and most stringent regulatory requirements are found in the delivery of software from development to production.

Learn how you can reduce complexity and risk in Application Release Management and ensure that your production environment is stable and secure, while all teams remain agile and business-focused.

InternetNews: "Running a full Java middleware stack in a production environment is often about more than just having an application server.

Red Hat's JBoss division today announced a new solution for managing the business rules that are needed as part of a full middleware stack."

Samba Team member Andrew Bartlett explores the world of Samba4, its development status, what you can (and can't) do with Samba4, and -- most importantly-- when you can expect to start using Samba4 in a production environment.