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The ordering of visual elements according to their importance level. The engineering behind the trick is basically information hierarchy used by newspapers and magazines.
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Ray Serve introduces two improvements delivering up to 11x higher throughput and 88% lower latency • HAProxy replaces Python HTTP proxy • Direct gRPC between replicas reduces overhead na2.hubs.ly/H04vxjb0
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INCREDIBLE RESULTS! 🎉 HAProxy is confirmed as the unshakeable standard for enterprise load balancing in the G2 Winter 2026 Reports! Market-leading performance combined with a clean sweep of "Best Results" and "Best Usability" awards cements HAProxy as the top choice for secure application delivery. Read the full press release: apnews.com/press-release/glo…
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This is what happens when you run "netcat"
Netcat listening on Port 80
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When AI hallucinates and you help it figure it out, it's polite enough to thank you: Thank you again for the correction. It's a perfect example of why having product experts involved is so valuable. You've helped me learn and provide better information This was Gemini 2.5 pro
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"at Roblox, we believe in simple names, especially for outage call" good advice from SRE team @Roblox at #haproxyconf
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You had one job!
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Kelsey Hightower is our opening keynote at #HAProxyConf 2025! 🚀 Stay tuned for more speaker updates. 👀 Register for HAProxyConf: haproxyconf.com/ Read the press release: apnews.com/press-release/glo…
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2024 has been a year of growth, innovation, and incredible teamwork for HAProxy Technologies! Here's a look at the highlights. ⤵️
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HAProxy Technologies is partnering with Four Inc. to enable innovation in public sector technology – while cutting costs by up to 90%. Learn how HAProxy One can cut costs and enable innovation in the government & public sector: globenewswire.com/news-relea…
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debuggingRegex redd.it/1glygii
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Linux iptables cheatsheet
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1 petabyte = 1 million gigabytes. Now times that by 80! 🤯 @Docker leveraged #HAProxy to: 🔹Handle 35k requests per second 🔹Transfer 80 petabytes per month 🔹Achieve zero downtime for all deployment, configuration, and traffic requirements Find out how: haproxy.com/user-spotlight-s…
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While loop without an exit condition in real life 😅
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#FranceAPI 2024 is well under way! 🎉 Discover how to use the power of #HAProxy to enable stronger security, observability, and high-performance load balancing for your APIs! 💪 Stop by our booth and meet the team if you're in Paris! 🇫🇷 #FranceAPI2024 #API
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You can either code fast or produce fast code. You cannot do both. All frameworks, libraries, ORMs, no code movement aim to allow you to code fast, not necessarily produce fast code. Understandably so, we live in an age where we are expected to ship fast, we have stakeholders to satisfy. we can always improve quality and performance later. Heck, we got used to ship with day 1 patch. It is wise to ship fast because the market expects it. And to ship fast you have to code fast and to code fast you have to write less code. Or (god help us) you can use AI to write the code. But, when you write less code, you didn’t really write less code, you simply hid a large piece of code under the carpet and expose it behind a simple API call. You abstracted away complexity, which eventually leaks in all sorts of nasty ways. Large CPU usage, large memory usage, large disk usage, slow running operations, and if you are on the cloud that translates to a large $$ bill. You can either code fast or produce fast code. You cannot do both. I understand why frameworks advertise how fast it is to spin a web server with their product. They truly know how complex web servers are (because they had to wrap it all away) but they have to do this to sell. Honest frameworks will say: ‘hey, we know this stuff is complex but we made it easy by creating these abstractions and used some defaults. However, please consider looking at those defaults values and change them for your use case. We had to pick defaults that fits all but we don’t know your use case.’ My advice to software engineers - understand what you use. For example, if you want to use a Node or a Bun web server, please consider writing one using C first as an exercise. You will appreciate the framework 10 times more. You will even ask the framework maintainers to expose this and that configuration to tune your web server. You will ask for detailed doc of how the framework handles connection acceptance and request reading. And whether the number of SO_REUSEPORT threads can be changed. Web server is just an example, this applies to any component. If I would summarize this, understand the code, even if you didn’t write it. Maybe then you can code fast and also produce fast code. And by fast code I mean efficient and fast.
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So, I was on a plane, last night, between San Francisco and Paris. The route passes over Groenland at night and I could take this picture from the plane. Is this really an Aurora borealis?
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Announcing HAProxy Enterprise 2.9 – a milestone release that defines a new security standard for application delivery. It includes next-generation WAF and bot management capabilities. New UDP load balancing further extends HAProxy's legendary performance and flexibility.
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Happy National Girls in ICT Day! 🎉 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions of girls and women in the field of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Let's inspire more girls to dive into ICT and create amazing things. 💻 #GirlsInICTDay
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