The iOS Beginner blog serieskentnguyen.com 74 pointsdqminh14 years ago11 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−jacktoole114yI find it incredibly ironic that this won't load on my iPad (iOS 5.0).−kentnguyen14ychecking now−jacktoole114yWorking now :). I've seen my iPad act strangely before, so it could have been something on my end or just server traffic.−kentnguyen14yhey 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−danbee14yTime to implement some form of caching perhaps?−kentnguyen14yI did, right from beginning, but PHPFog's scaling architecture broke it badly. They don't deserve to be called 'cloud service'−kentnguyen14yIt's back now. Fault PHPFog's cloud architecture−sanderson114yYou 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.−kentnguyen14yi will. any other php cloud service you can think of. im a seasoned heroku user by the way. still nothing match it for php−andycroll14yhttp://tjstein.com/2011/09/running-wordpress-on-heroku-and-a...Possible?−kentnguyen14yhaha thanks @dqminh i didnt post this coz its not really technical, i thought HN crowd would prefer the other post
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I find it incredibly ironic that this won't load on my iPad (iOS 5.0).
checking now
Working now :). I've seen my iPad act strangely before, so it could have been something on my end or just server traffic.
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'
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
http://tjstein.com/2011/09/running-wordpress-on-heroku-and-a...
Possible?
haha thanks @dqminh i didnt post this coz its not really technical, i thought HN crowd would prefer the other post