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|By Harald Zeitlhofer
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|August 19, 2014 11:00 PM EDT
More and more Web sites and applications are being moved from Apache to nginx. While Apache is still the number one HTTP server with more than 60% on active Web sites, nginx has now taken over 2nd place in the ranking and relegated Microsoft's IIS to 3rd place. Among the top 10.000 Web sites nginx is already the leader in the field, with a market share of 40%.
And the reasons are obvious: nginx is a high-speed, lightweight HTTP server engine. The performance improvement is quite significant for serving static content. Especially at high load, nginx is much faster than Apache and consumes much less resources on the server. Thus, concurrent requests can be handled more efficiently. As a consequence, the same tasks can be fulfilled by less hardware. And every byte of memory, CPU or even server to be economized reduces your infrastructure costs.
I ran some load tests: 10.000 requests showed quite remarkable differences, even more distinct with more concurrent users. Note that with Apache the total execution time increases with the number of users, while nginx can easily handle that. For 2,000 users, nginx could process the requests almost four times faster.
While nginx uses an event-based request handling in a small number of processes, Apache is spawning new processes or threads for each request, depending on the processing mode. Apache's default multi-process (prefork) mode creates child processes for each request. Such a process is a complete instance of Apache including all linked modules. That means that even a request for static content, like an image, causes a new process to be started and the PHP module to be loaded.
Apache can also be operated in a multi-threaded (worker) mode, which creates multiple threads in fewer processes, one per request. Thus, it consumes much less memory, but the operation is no longer thread-save. Therefore modules like mod_php can't be used.
I went through the exercise of figuring out the best way to leverage nginx on an application that runs on Apache. In this blog we will cover the actual installation steps, different deployment and migration scenarios, as well as how to measure the actual performance gain.
Installing nginx
All you have to do to start boosting your application performance is to install nginx on your machine and follow some configuration rules. In this article I will be referencing an example site running Ubuntu.
sudo apt-get install nginx
No doubt, Apache provides much more functionality by supplying a broad range of mountable modules and many more options to be configured. A common way to adjust the behavior of a website is a combination of the virtual host setup and using the .htaccess file. First of all: this file doesn't exist in nginx, which is another performance bonus. Apache checks every single directory in the path of the requested file for an .htaccess file and evaluates the content if it exists. And, if not configured properly, keeping a config file together with your data could result in a severe security issue. Nginx keeps the configuration in a central place and loads the settings into memory at startup.
Even if you are not sure whether or not you really should replace Apache by nginx, you could always use both together? We will cover this later.
Migrating Configuration
There are quite some similarities, but it's important to understand the differences between the configurations. Just like Apache, nginx keeps the files in /etc/nginx/sites-available. Use a symbolic link for active configurations in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled.
First of all, create a server block for each virtual host.
server {
listen 80;
The basic setup for running a site is similar to Apache, with a slightly different syntax:
# Apache
# nginx
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName mysite.com
DocumentRoot /srv/www/mysite
server {
server_name mysite.com www.mysite.com;
root /srv/www/mysite;
To add specific behavior for certain requests define a location inside your server block. You can use regular expressions to select the effected requests:
server {
location / {
try_files $uri $uri/ @notfound;
location /doc/ {
alias /usr/share/doc/;
autoindex on;
allow 127.0.0.1;
deny all;
location /images/ {
root /media/images
location @notfound {
rewrite (.*) /index.php?paramstring=$1;
location ~ /\.ht {
deny all;
This sample configuration shows some of the setup options for server/locations. Make sure to create a config to deny .ht* files, as nginx is not doing that from scratch. Direct access to these files is automatically rejected by Apache. Note that familiar options from Apache can be found here in nginx: allow/deny, alias, rewrite, etc.
Please refer to the online documentation on nginx.org for further information.
Especially when you have multiple websites running on your server, and lots of requests causing high load, it is a good decision to move to nginx. But multiple websites, configured differently, could result in a quite high effort on migration. There are some converters available doing that job for you, but mainly they convert a .htaccess file to an nginx config. But Apache also uses configurations for virtual hosts - do not forget about these! Even if converted by a tool, I recommend checking your configurations manually before using them in a production environment!
Tip: install nginx as the primary HTTP server and leave your Apache running on a different port. Migrate your virtual servers one-by-one by creating nginx server configurations, and forward requests for not-yet-migrated websites to Apache. I'll show you how:
For my insight into nginx, and a look at Apache, click here for the full article
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Dooley Will Not Return As Vols Head Coach - UTSPORTS.COM - University of Tennessee Athletics
The University of Tennessee announced today that Derek Dooley will not return as the head football coach of the Vols. The announcement was made by Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Dave Hart, who will immediately begin a search for a new head coach for the Vols.
Dooley will not coach the Vols in the season finale against Kentucky on Saturday, Nov. 24 at 12:21 p.m. Offensive coordinator Jim Chaney will serve as interim head coach for Saturday's game.
"I am sorry we could not generate enough wins to create hope for a brighter future," said Dooley. "Although progress was not reflected in our record, I am proud of the strides we made to strengthen the foundation for future success in all areas of the program.
"During the last 34 months, I've given my all for Tennessee, and our family appreciates all this University and the Knoxville community has given us."
Press conference at 2PM.
Karl Rove sending @MegynKelly to AD's office to see if Dooley still has a chance.
I really wish that there were
I really wish that there were some math I could do, as a Vol fan, to make myself feel better.
I just wish there were some
I just wish there were some math I could do, as a fan of public education, that would make me feel better.
Spending $5 million to sack Dooley, plus a couple million more to sack his staff, plus many millions more to buy a coach (and don't forget his staff! they cost extra!) who (they think) can produce wins, all while the University is struggling to make ends meet to, you know, serve students, is unconscionable.
It's like rushing out to spend $5,000 on a new 80-inch TV when you don't have the money to buy clothes, shoes and supplies to send the kinds off to school.
And yes, I know. Some benefactor will write a big check to bankroll the operation. What a ridiculous waste. This is just another example of the same cultural cancer that gave Jerry Sandusky carte blanche to molest kids for a couple of decades at Penn State.
Who gives a baboon's butt whether UT has a winning football season? Why is everyone clamoring for a top-ranked football program, whatever the cost, but everyone bows up and starts getting sweaty if we talk about finding more money to maybe get a little better than average at educating their kids?
We should take a page from the conservative playbook for this one. It's time we completely privatize NCAA football. Completely decouple and sever it from educational institutions, particularly publicly funded institutions. There should be no more shell-games with taxpayer money, where we're willingly lulled into believing the fiction that bloated sports entertainment programs benefit universities, when in truth they are a constant drain on universities.
The math I'd like to be able to do is math where no one can can argue anymore that the financial standing of a public university is affected one way or the other by the results of a few football games.
I kind of feel sorry for
I kind of feel sorry for Dooley. Is there something wrong with the Vols or has it been the coaches? I can't imagine who might want to step up and take over this program, unless of course they have a great contract. I'm thinking many people could retire on Dooley's (or Kiffin's or Fulmer's) remaining payout.
There's millions of dollars
There's millions of dollars more walking out the door. UT can't afford to keep doing that.
There is a very fine line between winning and losing in the SEC
and the talent, coaching, commitment, scouting, conditioning, planning, preparing, and overall effort to get above the line and stay above the line in an ultra competitive conference like the SEC is incredibly demanding. Unfortunately, Dooley and his staff were not able to push the program past that very thin line. They didn't break any rules, didn't bend the rules, and didn't turn a blind eye to obvious shortcomings on and and off the field (that we know of). Hopefully, the university will hire coaches and staff with much more experience, a tenure in the sport without a midlife career change, and the capability and propensity to represent the university well, win or lose.
That fine line is also present in what seperates a successful businesses from a marginal business, what seperates successful people from average people, what seperates the sane from the insane, and the hard work and ongoing efforts to get to the line and get over it are unending and require a daily, hourly, every second type commitment and a disciplined approach to all things involved in the process.
Dooley and staff may not have
Dooley and staff may not have broken any rules, but the distortion that football causes goes far beyond that. Very few of the players on that team are serious students. There is an entire infrastructure built up around the AD to perpetuate a facade of studiousness. Much money is spent on perpetuating this farce. I don't exactly blame the players on this, though it disappoints me when they don't take seriously the opportunity of a college education. (Mens basketball players, in my experience, have been as bad or worse.)
To put a finer point on how football distorts the priorities of a university, Dooley will be getting $102,040 per month through December 2016. That amount of money, each month, would essentially cover the salary portion of two assistant professors for a year. That's 96 person-years of Assistant Prof. salary for Dooley's abject failure as a football coach.
Meanwhile, the administration at UT is going through a rhetorical/branding exercise claiming it wants to elevate the school to a top-25 Research University. Dooley's compensation package highlights the distance between the university's actual values and message. That isn't a communications problem. It's much more fundamental.
I agree with somebody up above. We should privatize college athletics. It's a peculiarity of the US that universities are a site for athletics.
One reason why I'm proud of
One reason why I'm proud of the Lady Vols: Pat always made sure they paid serious attention to you know, SCHOOL.
The rule of thumb is: If you start to see football and basketball players show up in your class in any kind of numbers then the class is too easy.
One of my life's more
One of my life's more interesting experiences: for one year in undergraduate school I was the statistics tutor for the athletics dept (great paying gig too - paid $5/hr when minimum wage was $1.60).
Tennis players and swimmers were usually pretty bright - might have just needed a bit of help. Nothing really stands out in my memory about the basketball players.
But the football players - lord, help them. I once had a linebacker try to pay me $50 to take an exam for him - an exam that required photo id for entrance. Geniuses they were not.
Football players
The minimum wage was $1.60 from 1968 to 1971. That would have placed you and young Phillip Fulmer at UT as undergraduate students at the same time.
Any stories about Fulmer? Bobby Majors? Curt Watson?
The linebackers of that era included Jamie Rotella, Bill McGlothlin, Ray Nettles and Jackie Walker.
I'm kind of surprised that UT even had photo IDs in 1970. Wow.
Ok, this would have been in
Ok, this would have been in '72 or '73 so I guess the minimum wage was a bit higher (I know it was $1.60 in 1970 cause I made $2.06 at my summer job at the Carrier Air Conditioning factory and was grateful to be making that much above minimum). But $5/hr was still really good money.
I was an undergraduate from fall'70 - spring'74 and yes, we had photo ids (I found mine the other day in a box of old junk). Contrary to what younger people may have heard, there WERE cameras back then.
And ok - I looked the guy up (not naming names; no need to embarrass him) and he was a defensive back, not a linebacker. Either my memory is bad or all those guys just looked really big to me. At any rate, I certainly couldn't have passed for him.
Some interesting research
Vols' financial woes may end
Five or six years ago, before
Five or six years ago, before the AD was brought back into the campus administration, I looked at the budget and the football program gave $1M/yr to the so-called "academic side" of the university. (Should there be any other side?) Coincidentally, $1M/yr was also what the AD received from student fees from the campus at the time. A shell game. After much criticism, and poorly timed statements on pay raises for coaches in 2007-2008 when the university's budget was crumbling around it, the football program and Fulmer (before he was fired) promised to increase the "gift" from football to the academic side of the university to $5-6M. This while the department still received about a million from student fees, and cut the subsidy of student and faculty ticket prices. The shell game continues....
Just wait. If they decide to
Just wait. If they decide to yank all or some of the 'donation' to academics, they won't re-balance the student fees and ticket subsidies.
I'm kind of surprised that UT
I'm kind of surprised that UT even had photo IDs in 1970. Wow.
Starting in about 1973, UT cafeteria meal cards used optical hand scanners for I.D. They were buggy at first, as I recall, but then seemed to work pretty well, though had the annoying bright flash like that of a copier machine with the cover lifted.
It is not really relevant, beyond the return of student fees, whether or not football is an intrinsic fit in a top twenty-five research university.
It is however, relevant in the sense that every person that shows up to the game has an impact on our local economy. We are a big event town, and when our big events suffer, our whole town suffers. Without the major influx of football dollars, our local economy is hard pressed to grow.
Two football coaches have now taken the fall for sagging attendance. One may argue that it is just or unjust, but that this town is highly dependent on a decent football program as a major contributor to it's economic prosperity is just the way it is.
The reasons for stagnant attendance go far beyond the coach.
U.T. needs both a coaching change and a culture change in order for the program to regain its luster. The is no excuse to not have every school child that wants to see a game in a half empty stadium. That's where I'd start.
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Did the NCAA Single Out Oregon Ducks with New Uniform Rule?
The NCAA Football Rules Committee released their rule changes for the upcoming season today and they have got people talking. While most of the discussion is centered around the ridiculous banning of hashtags on the playing field, one of the rule changes regarding uniforms seems to be targeting a very specific member of the Pac 12. Could the NCAA have been targeting the Oregon Ducks with a new rule about the color of jersey numbers?
From the NCAA Football Rules Committee release:
New in 2013 Jersey numerals must be of a color that itself is clearly in distinct contrast with the color of the jersey, irrespective of any border around the number. (Rule 1-4-4-c-3)
Oregon has a reputation for playing with the boundaries of fashion sense in college football, rolling out countless combinations of colors, textures and patterns in recent years. It's one of the things that has set them apart in college football as they have built one of the fastest running offenses in the country. They've made the Ducks a regular topic of conversation almost as much for their jersey combinations as for their four straight BCS bowl appearances.
But some of their jersey combination can border on the monotone. Sometimes the only difference between the main jersey and the jersey numbers are a shinier piece of fabric and a contrasting border. In the picture above, it would be pretty hard to tell who is who without the bright yellow border around the jerseys. And sometimes, that border isn't even that much help.
It can be argued (and likely was) that monotone jerseys made it difficult for opponents to make adjustments based on the personnel coming and out of the game. Much like the complaints that many people have had with the Boise State Broncos wearing their all-blue uniforms on their blue turf, it gives the team a competitive advantage as the other team doesn't know who is who or where they're lined up from the press box as coaches try and call down adjustments.
So will this new "Oregon Rule" affect the Ducks' fortunes in 2013? Or will it have no effect on their play and just make watching the games and calling them from the press box that much easier and more enjoyable? While the fashion department at Nike may take a hit, it will be no more than a minor hiccup on the field.
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Nicki likes to go Dumpster Diving at Don's place, that's why she always has shit on her face
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A widely used restaurant kitchen staff term for having to get into the full dumpster, jump up and mash it down to make room for more trash at the end of the night.
"The dumpster's full, get a fucking dishwasher to go dumpster diving so we can get the fuck outta here!"
by Chef T July 30, 2006
Dumpster Diving is the term given to 'going down on' a really really ugly, skanky female. Generally her loose-as-a-goose, diseased pussy is considered as the 'dumpster'.
I walked in and caught you dumpster diving your fat ugly sister. Whats up with that dude?
This definition was made up on the spot.
This definition was made up on the spot.
by Diego December 05, 2003
to eat out an asshole
Dude, this chick is so nasty she was dumpster diving with like 4 different dudes last night.
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1) breaking and entering with intent to steal for people who cannot do it
2) where your stolen goods came from should a cop ask
2) where your stolen goods came from should a cop ask
Nice Computer/ ferrari/ nasa space rocket, where'd ya get it? Someone stole one last week from the computer store/ferrari showroom/ rocket luanch.
dumpster diving!
dumpster diving!
by Gumba Gumba May 23, 2004
Finding any random hott slut and inserting your wang in her asshole.
Anal sex with hott bitches.
Anal sex with hott bitches.
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fucking your ex because you have nobody else to fuck
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Blogs Liberty and Power Barak Obama is a Deeply Flawed Human BeingApr 23, 2011 3:43 am
Barak Obama is a Deeply Flawed Human Being
There are many reasons to think Barak Obama is bad president from 1.7 trillion dollar deficits to five on going wars but I think he is also a bad human being. How his is use of drones really that much different from what Tony Soprano used to do on HBO. They both arbitrarily decide that someone needs to be killed. Just as a mafia member cannot question why the boss has is murdering a certain individual, we the taxpayers who pay for Obama's hit are not privileged to know the reason it is taking place. Both of them surround their actions with secrecy Soprano will say that he is doing it for the good of the family. Obama, in the same vague manner, asserts he is killing to keep American's safe. I do not think that I am the only one who is extremely skeptical of this rationale. If Obama wants to keep me safe how about not going around all over the world giving people reasons to want me dead just because I live in the United States. Barak Obama, however, does Tony Soprano one better, when Tony kills it is usually just the one intended, in contrast when Barak murders it is not just the person, for who knows what reason, targeted but also many people whose only crime is living in the same village.
I have thought Obama was a deeply flawed person long before I realized he was killing little Pakistani children with his drones. That opinion stems from his unbelievably hypocritical and enthusiastic support for drug prohibition. In his autobiography Obama admits to drug use, so he knows from personal experience that marijuana is not a dangerous drug yet he continues to persecute those who use it to this day. Not only is the President's stance intensely hypocritical but it is also another one of his many betrayals. During the 2008 campaign a website supporting him asked the voters what they wanted to see changed and by far the number one answer was an end to our nation's irrational policy towards marijuana use. In this respect nothing has changed. If Barak Obama were a better man it would have.
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The Brooklyn Museum's Target First Saturday Presents Keith Haring's New York, 7/7
On July 7, 2012, Brooklyn Museum's Target First Saturday celebrates the last weekend of the exhibition Keith Haring: 1978-1982 with performers and activities that bring to life the vibrant New York art scene of the 1980s. Target First Saturday attracts thousands of visitors to free art and entertainment programs each month. The July highlights include:
5-8 p.m. Music: New York band Mon Khmer performs avant-garde new wave, combining tranced-out bliss with musical chaos theory, and hip-hop artist Mickey Factz takes listeners on a journey into 1980s New York's downtown art scene.
5-8 p.m. Interactive Art: Contribute to a sidewalk chalk art mural inspired by Keith Haring: 1978-1982.
5:30-9 p.m. Gallery Talks: Museum Guides and staff present lively ten-minute discussions of beloved objects throughout the Museum.
6 p.m. Dance: The Hip-Hop Dance Conservatory presents a performance of artistic director Safi A. Thomas's work "My Ghetto Pop Life: A Dream Sequence." A Q&A with company members follows.
6-8 p.m. Performance: Four artists compete in a live painting performance hosted by ArtBattles, accompanied by a special guest DJ.
6:30-8:30 p.m. Hands-on Art: Use everyday materials to create your own unique sculpture inspired by the Keith Haring credo, "Art is for everyone." Free tickets available at the Visitor Center at 5:30 p.m.
7-9 p.m. Film & Talk: Jim Hubbard screens selections from his recent documentaryUnited in Anger: A History of ACT UP and discusses Keith Haring's participation in the AIDS activist group.
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10-11 p.m. Late Night in the Galleries: All galleries open. Explore the Museum.
Throughout the evening, a cash bar will offer beer and wine, and the Museum Café will serve a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, and beverages. The Museum Shop will remain open until 11 p.m.
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Great day out. Can take a guided tour and learn a lot about the house, its history and upkeep.
I have also been to several Christmas events...though they don't do their famous...
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Great day out. Can take a guided tour and learn a lot about the house, its history and upkeep.
I have also been to several Christmas events...though they don't do their famous Christmas parties anymore...boo... I do believe they can arrange corporate events in the house.
Also been to lots of gift fairs where quirky items can be purchased at...
I really enjoyed my time here the grounds are astounding, the deer friendly and the art work in the House was breathtaking, I do not normally bother with paintings but something about the art drew me to it I was really impressed. The staff were very helpful, of everyone I asked a question about something or other I had seen...
We loved Burghley, the gardens are fun and interesting and are really a delight for all ages. Will definitely be back with my little one (remember a change of clothes and some beach shoes as they will get wet)
The grounds and park area are free to wander and there are fantastic places to stop for a picnic and enjoy...
The house has the most amazingly decorated rooms, the gardens provide entertainment for children of all ages (especially the water surprises!) and the sculptures, while not appealing to everybody, will get thinking people talking. Have a look and have a point of view!!
The whole location offers great views of architecture, landscapes, craftsmanship and art which are a pleasure to witness. However, without the addition of a tour guide, I felt the place lacked a certain fascination.
The backstory to the construction and maintenance of the house was told in a mediocre fashion, and the subsequent uses of the house were explored in...
This was our second visit and we're glad we had set the whole day aside for our visit. We enjoyed the day from start to end. The house was fascinating and kept our 13 year old daughter captivated. The room guides were friendly and knowledgeable and the children's guide was useful. Audio guides for an extra £3 though? We gave...
Great house and grounds.rounds. parking and grounds free.
Gardens of surpises fun for children-take towel and extra clothes
We visited on a sunny Friday when the house is closed. Our boys 3 and 8 loved the gardens of surprise and got drenched whilst hooting with laughter. We loved the sculpture gardens. A lovely afternoon at a reasonable price.
We've driven past Burghley House on the A1 for over 30 years and finally got round to visiting it, but it was a disappointment. There is an audio-visual introduction to the house entitled 'Ancestors in the Attic' which explains how the great Tudor house was damaged and ransacked in the Civil War and the Elizabethan Long Gallery was destroyed by...
We visit Burghley regularly as we live nearby, the sculpture garden is excellent and showcases new artists each year. The grounds landscaped by Capability Brown are superb. The garden of delights is a must on a warm day with children, but do take spare clothing and towels; they will get very wet! The house is a wonder of beautiful rooms,...
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