Posts tagged: php

I’ve been using VPS.NET for months now, both for myself and for Media Wow. Whilst their platform is incredibly stable, and their automated failover is great, there are still occasionally times when a server will go down and not come back up by itself.
The nicely integrated Server Density monitoring does a great job of [...]

I’ve been meaning to post about this for weeks now, but haven’t got around to it. The PHP UK Conference is coming up on the 26th of February in London and my boss, Remo Biagioni, is one of the speakers. Here’s some information about Remo and the talk from the official site:
Remo’s Bio:
Remo is Head [...]

Facebook have just announced the release of their new PHP compiler, HipHop for PHP. News of the compiler was leaked in an interview on The Rumpus in mid january, and expanded upon by Read Write Web earlier this week. That, combined with members of the PHP core development team being invited to the Facebook headquarters yesterday, this [...]

I’ve been getting a lot of traffic lately from people looking for information about VPS.NET and it’s cloud platform, and I get the impression that people might think it’s difficult to get started. It’s not. As such, I’ve decided to make an offer to people wanting to use it for their web sites.
I’ll set your [...]

I’ve just finished an update to the Site Profiler tool I wrote a couple of months ago. I’ve made some pretty big changes, and I think it’s a lot more useful now. I’m not sure if anyone actually uses it, but here’s what’s changed:

Renamed to Page Profiler – makes more sense, as it only checks [...]