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mattbarbadian.com/resume.htm
Matt Barbadian Resume
matt barbadian m: 949.337.0286 e: mbarbs@gmail.com w: www.mattbarbadian.com Results-driven senior technical manager with a demonstrated success in the design, development, and deployment of websites and applications. Innovative problem solver with the ability to see the business and technical sides of a problem. Proven ability to acquire technical knowledge and skills rapidly. Established an ability to lead and motivate high performance teams with exceptional communication skills both written
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blogs.vmware.com/virtualreality
VMware: Virtual Reality
Communities VMTN Blogs Twitter Facebook Youtube VMware Home > Blogs > Virtual Reality Virtual Reality Setting the Record Straight One Post at a Time August 26, 2011 Tweet It's no surprise that vSphere 5 holds up under pressure, but what about Hyper-V? Before we head out to VMworld, I want to share with you some fascinating test results just published by Principled Technologies that compare vSphere 5 performance and scalability to Microsoft Hyper-V Server R2 SP1. When Microsoft
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ssri.duke.edu/dsc.php
SSRI :: Social Science Research Institute at Duke University
Skip over navigation This site has been designed to look in best in a browser that supports web standards. Contact Us Help Duke Consulting & data services Computer resources High Performance Compute Servers Data Services Core Triangle Census Research Data Center Home Technologies & Resources DSC DSC
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prelovac.com/vladimir
Vladimir's Blog | A blog by Prelovac Media CEO Vladimir Prelovac
Vladimir Prelovac - CEO of Prelovac Media, company offering Creative Solutions, WordPress Services, SEO Consulting , Web Development, Website Performance Optimization
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michael.susens-schurter.com/blog
schmichael's blog | good good study, day day up
schmichael's blog good good study, day day up Skip to content HomeAbout Me ? Older posts Sharing Python data between processes using mmap Posted on May 15, 2011 by Michael Schurter I?ve been toying with an idea of exposing statistics for a Python application via shared memory to keep the performance impact on the application as low as possible. The goal being an application could passively expose a number of metrics that could either be periodically polled via munin/Icinga/etc