🕒 Reading Time: < 1 minute This post is part of our new series where we feature Meetups we have hosted in the past. On July 21st we hosted a Meetup for the San Diego PostgreSQL group. At this Meetup Octavio Alvarez covered Quickbread, a project creating a generic UI for PostgreSQL data. This talk was a live demonstrating his proof-of-concept, explaining […]
🕒 Reading Time: 3 minutes The processor is your server’s brain. It’s common knowledge that the slower your processor, the slower your website or application. For people who need to reserve 100% of the server’s processor power, there is no better solution than a dedicated server. How does the processor effect your site or application? When the processor gets hit with […]
🕒 Reading Time: 4 minutes In this post, we are going to walk you through setting up a single cloud server, and then we’ll turn it into a group (“cluster”) of cloud servers. Following this process, you now will be able to provide hundreds of servers in a matter of minutes with our new clustering functionality. First, let’s look at […]
🕒 Reading Time: < 1 minute Tonight the San Diego Laravel group will be at our office. Tonight’s discussion will be on how to create services using Pusher. The Meetup will start at 7:00 PM. We will have pizza and soda. This is a great opportunity to learn new skills, and meet people. Learn about the features of PUSHER that include: Flexible […]
🕒 Reading Time: 3 minutes The purpose of this article is to introduce you to our new Storage product. I’ll walk you through the ordering process, how to connect to your new storage, managing users, and accessing your storage through the various available methods. This service has launched as an early access program, and participants will receive their first 5GB free during this period of […]
🕒 Reading Time: 8 minutes Early in March, while studying the ChinaZ threat, it became readily apparent that default passwords were being used for more than just a supplementary attack vector. Several bots relied heavily, if not exclusively, on systems with weak and/or default passwords to spread. We setup a system with weak and default passwords to capture any and […]
🕒 Reading Time: < 1 minute On Wednesday, July 22nd the San Diego Laravel user group will be meeting at CARI.net for two presentations. The first presentation is from Jason McCallister, talking about how to deploy Laravel applications to Heroku. The second presentation is from John Congdon, discussing Laravel Socialite, a module that makes it easy to use OAuth for logging […]
🕒 Reading Time: < 1 minute On Tuesday, July 21st members of the San Diego PostgreSQL Users Group will be meeting at CARI.net. Come out and join us for a presentation by Octavio Alvarez on a prototype project of his called “Quickbread”; which is a Generic CRUD UI for data stored in PostgreSQL. Please RSVP for the event at meetup.com. If […]
🕒 Reading Time: 2 minutes Did you know that CARI.net is San Diego’s first PCI 3.0 compliant data center? It shows CARI.net’s level of commitment when it comes to keeping your data safe and secure. If you’re not processing credit cards you may think PCI compliance is not relevant to your business, but this could not be further from the […]
🕒 Reading Time: 5 minutes Did the world listen? Historically speaking, vulnerability release follow-ups are usually pretty dismal. Honestly, I figured this would be the same old song and dance; “It’s been a year and nothing has changed”. I couldn’t be more wrong. On June 19th 2014, we exposed possibly the worst type of vulnerability you could have in […]