mustafauysal
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The final season of two of my favorite series
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1 min read
The big bang theory and GOT were two of my favorite series that I’ve been watching since college and, they are over now.
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NYT Stats: Ramadan 2019
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2 min read
As a challenging part of working at the NefisYemekTarifleri.com, first three days Ramadan is the busiest time for us. We get max requests during that period. So, I just wanted to highlight some stats for taking note to myself and sharing some stats about WordPress at scale.
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Website Migration: moving to a self-hosted
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2 min read
My personal websites (this one and blog.uysalmustafa.com) have been on the multisite for years and finally, I’ve migrated them to separate installation.
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My motivation when contributing to open source
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4 min read
One of my favorite series is POI and this quote from the last episode. (It ended over the years ago)
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WordCamp London 2019
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2 min read
Another WordCamp and another blog post. WordCamp London was a “last minute” thing for me because I got my visa on Wednesday and flight on Thursday, barely sleep a few hours after packing things and getting ready for London.
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WordCamp MIAMI
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I was in Miami for the first time and good to see my friends in person at WordCamp Miami (hashtag #WCMIA) WordCamps are my excuses to see new places, and it’s nice to make new friends 🤗
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Advanced Database Interactions with HyperDB
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6 min read
This is the continuation post of my previous post “Advanced Database classes for WordPress“. Please read that post before continue unless you are not familiar with advanced database classes for WP. Well, it’s time to see some configurations and ideas about how Hyper-DB or relevant DB classes might help you to scale.
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Advanced Database classes for WordPress
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4 min read
Let’s talk about WordPress’ advanced database classes. I’m explicitly mentioning HyperDB, but there are other alternatives/forks out there;
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Fast data import trick
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1 min read
useful information about restoring large databases 👍 Fast data import trick
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Centralized Logging with Graylog on Docker
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Logs are the answer that when something goes wrong. When you work on an enterprise scale, you need a centralized logging mechanism. (You can’t jump one server to other and tail that streams)