Crisis Management During Sandy The news this past week has brought endless images of devastation. All metropolitan region, the damage is apparent. More than once in conversation I’ve commented “That’s similar to

Also find Sean Hull’s ramblings on twitter @hullsean. Having just spent the last 24 hours in lower manhattan, while Hurricane Sandy rolled through, it’s offered some first hand lessons on disaster recovery. Watching th

We’ve all seen cloud computing discussed ad nauseam on blogs, on Twitter, Quora, Stack Exchange, your mom’s Facebook page… you get the idea. The tech bloggers and performance experts often pipe in with their graphs and

1. This page or area of the website is very slow, why? There are a lot of components that make up modern internet websites, and a lot of places to get stuck in the mud.  Website performance starts with the browser, what caching it

1. Backup outside of the Cloud Some of the high profile companies affected by Amazon’s April 2011 outage could have recovered had they kept a backup of their entire site outside of the cloud.  With any hosting provider, mana