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    Cover of Web operations

    Web operations

    John Allspaw · 2010

    Web & Internet
    Open LibraryAmazon
    Stats for nerds
    3recommend
    8mentions
    7people
    2010–2015years
    50% recommend50% neutral

    Mentions per year

    201020112012201320142015

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    1. s3bJun 2015
      Have a look at "Web Operations". It deals with all the components of building and operating a large web application. http://www.amazon.com/Web-Operations-Keeping-Data-Time/dp/14...
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    2. s3bJul 2013
      A good book on the topic is "Web Operations: Keeping the Data On Time"
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    3. atsaloliAug 2012
      I'd like to recommend "Web Operations" by Allspaw

      http://www.amazon.com/Web-Operations-Keeping-Data-Time/dp/14...

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    4. robinwarrenDec 2011
      I'd suggest reading this if you want to be a technical co founder. There's more to running a successful web app than building it.

      http://www.amazon.co.uk/Web-Operations-Keeping-Data-Time/dp/...

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    5. Robin_MessageJul 2012
      "How complex systems fail" by Dr. Richard Cook makes exactly this point – all complex systems are, by definition, running in a degraded mode, with catastrophe just around the corner. They are keep up through a series of gambles – and you never hear about the good ones.

      Interesting it is written by a doctor about medical environments, but works for any complex system.

      The essay is reproduced in Web Operations by John Allspaw and Jesse Robbins with a web ops spin on it, and is also available online at http://www.ctlab.org/documents/How%20Complex%20Systems%20Fai...

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    6. Zeu5Mar 2011
      Hi I am trying my hand in writing a SaaS application.

      I have been reading blogs by Eric Ries and others. I am reading through Web Operations book by John Allspaw and I am determined to make sure I have Continuous Deployment for my SaaS.

      Right now, I have a AWS EC2 instance running.

      My SaaS application is 50% ready.

      I use Git for Version Control and Capistrano to deploy though frankly I don't really grok the Capistrano script.

      I hired a Linux expert from UK via elance to help me with installing multiple SSL certificates on a single AWS EC2 instance.

      However, he is not that familiar with Capistrano and continuous deployment tools like Hudson, etc and he is unavailable for the next 2 weeks.

      Searching through elance and oDesk using keywords like Hudson, Buildbot, Capistrano, Selenium, etc leads me nowhere.

      Most providers on those websites specialized in software programming and not continuous deployment.

      How do I hire a freelancer to help me in this area?

      Note: I am based in Asia if that makes any difference.

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