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Django CMS vs Plone
At Six Feet Up, we have extensive experience with both Plone and Django CMS. In this post, I am exploring when you might want to use Django CMS and when Plone might be a better fit...
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Doing code releases with ZFS
Using ZFS for snapshots is easier than collective.recipe.backup for backing up Plone sites. I'll show you how it allows you to instantly rollback to a previous version if something goes wrong.
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Driving AI Forward: A Game Plan for Tech Leaders
Calvin Hendryx-Parker (Six Feet Up's CTO, an AWS Hero, and a Python/open-source advocate) believes to fully unlock the potential of AI, your company should embrace the growing influence of open source software and communities; foster a culture of integrity, diversity and learning; and increase scalability to reduce costs.
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Dump Your Servers for AWS Fargate
Containers are speeding up the deployment process, but are your physical servers holding you back? It's time to become truly serverless.
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Five reasons why waiting isn't the best upgrade strategy
We recommend upgrading to the latest stable version of Plone (emphasis on "stable"). Here's why:
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Four Plone 4.3 Benefits You Should Know About
Being both volunteers on the Plone Foundation and the largest Plone provider in the U.S., we get really excited when a new version of Plone is released to the public...
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FreeNAS to Add Bhyve Support
We can now run hybrid cloud services that combine the storage and virtualization layer to simplify hosting operations...
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Gain 7% More Space in a Hosting Rack
Our state-of-the-art colocation facility, Lifeline Data Center, charges us by the rack, which means we have a strong incentive to use the space in our racks as efficiently as possible.
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Getting Started with AWS VPCs from the Console and CLI
How to customize the layout of your VPC to meet your applications needs from a security and availability standpoint...
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Has Zope's decision to use an OODB been right all along?
I was resistant at first also. When I first picked up Zope in 1998, the first thing I asked was if I could store all of my data in MySQL. I didn't know what I was missing yet, but I'm glad it only took me one project to realize the true strength of using a Object Oriented Database with an Object Oriented application server...
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