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I am using Scala/Akka for a server/worker style program. I am currently using a RoundRobinRouter for load balancing between my worker actors. But I wonder if there is any better router? Or is there any "best"?
Ther is a SmallestMailboxRouter. This router adds new messages to the slave with the shortest mailboxqueue. You canfind the documentation here. Another way is using a LoadBalancer. I only found it in the pdf.
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I have a very light grasp of the Rx framework and while I understand some of its capabilities, I'm not sure of where it makes sense to use it, especially in a "real-life" scenario e.g. a distributed Web app.
Do you use Rx? Which version? What for?
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I want to learn mongodb.
what could be a simple project as a start to learn MONGODB??
Please provide your views.
Thank You.
Check 10gen's websites (mongodb.org and 10gen.com) for tutorials and use cases. Either of these might be good to start with:
https://www.10gen.com/presentations/mongodb-stockholm/2012/building-your-first-mongodb-application
http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/write-a-tumblelog-application-with-django-mongodb-engine/
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What tool/s do you recommend using to monitor a MongoDB cluster with sharding and replica set enabled? I prefer a tool which can report on MongoDB cluster internals and not just generic stuff?
MMS is good and there is a list of others here.
Mongostat is your friend here:
http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/mongostat
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Closed 11 years ago.
What can we do with node.js, socket io or any server side JavaScript?
I know every programming language or framework has its own features or functionality that makes it different from other. For example, we use jQuery specially for nice UI design. On that view, what is necessity of learning node.js?
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In PHP the best choice is nginx now,what's the case in perl world?
Nginx is still a fine choice, but if you write your Perl app to be PSGI-compliant, then you really shouldn't care; changing web servers is a snap.