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The iOS Beginner blog series

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Re: The iOS Beginner blog series

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hey guys, thanks for visiting my sites. Due to unexpected traffic, it's currently under heavy load. So the response time could be slow. Be patient

Time to implement some form of caching perhaps?

I did, right from beginning, but PHPFog's scaling architecture broke it badly. They don't deserve to be called 'cloud service'

Re: The iOS Beginner blog series

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post #4

hey guys, thanks for visiting my sites. Due to unexpected traffic, it's currently under heavy load. So the response time could be slow. Be patient

Time to implement some form of caching perhaps?

It's back now. Fault PHPFog's cloud architecture

Re: The iOS Beginner blog series

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Time to implement some form of caching perhaps?

It's back now. Fault PHPFog's cloud architecture

You should check out Pagoda Box. You can store cached files in a writable directory that is shared across all of your app instances. Scaling is totally seamless.

Re: The iOS Beginner blog series

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's back now. Fault PHPFog's cloud architecture

You should check out Pagoda Box. You can store cached files in a writable directory that is shared across all of your app instances. Scaling is totally seamless.

i will. any other php cloud service you can think of. im a seasoned heroku user by the way. still nothing match it for php
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