A highly-available key value store for shared configuration and service discovery.
I'll show you how to install this on Ubuntu Server 14.04.

In my previous post it showed how to setup a 3 node backend cluster, almost automatically.
Now I want to show you how I am using it.

Let us extend this with a front-end, or a load-balancer. Single machine the will redirect our requests to any of the nodes.

We're going to extend the my previous post and combine it with CoreOS example deployment.

I've been playing with CoreOS for a few weeks, using the VMWare hypervisor. Luckily there is documentation to simplify setup.

However this method got repetitive when it came to building config-drive. Especially when you have multiple nodes.

A while ago we ordered a couple of servers from United Hosting.

These are great little server, they seem very secure.

Only problems with security we've ever had was because we used ftp to upload a couple of websites, and the login credentials were captured by some malware. We recommend you use sftp where ever possible over ftp.

Recently I've beginning to wonder why I try to support IE6 anymore.
Vista and Window 7 do not support Multiple IEs and never will.

So I've just had to install XP into a virtual machine, just to test with IE6.  Upon launching IE6 for the first time, I was greated with a broken page.  This broken page just happens to be the first page IE7 users see.

Note: This tutorial is based on Html Validator version 0.8.5.2. The details outlined below may not work in future versions.

When I make web sites, I use quite a few different Firefox extensions.

One of the extensions that I use is called Html Validator https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/249

This extension is great.
It main use is to validator the html code when you "view source" in Firefox.
It also has secondary benefit is syntax highlighting.

I recently stumbled upon RRRRThats5Rs.com

There is a game called "Make the world a Better Place".

The object of this game is to throw a computer away, as far as possible, inspiring others.

I found myself recently looking for computer games at tesco.com.

Some of the games that I want to get have yet to be released.
I was interested in when they would be released and for how much.

Imagine my surprise when I found out that "Alone in the Dark" was due for release in January 2020.

EA Games launched Command and Conquer: Kane's Wrath,on 24th March 2008,  the prequel/sequel to Command and Conquer: Tiberium Wars.

In the past, I have stated that I would wait for this game to come down in price before buying.

If you are interested, you can view previously compared Command and Conquer games

However EA were including a Beta registration for Red Alert 3 in all boxes, which is something that I really want to try when it is released.