How Typepad changed their architecture without taking down the service

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Are you pushing the envelope of what your web application can handle? Do your engineers feel the impending need to overhaul and retrofit your system before it unexpectedly keels over on you? Come hear Six Apart talk about the tools, software and most importantly, the process it has been using to completely rewrite the backend of TypePad without disrupting thousands of users and paying customers.

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8. Single Server Solution App Database Storage NFS Apache mod_perl Postgres

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19. Additional 'Misc' Cluster App Database Storage NFS Apache mod_perl User General Global MySQL Postgres 0 MySQL MySQL 1 2 MySQL

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