Mo 7 Dez 2009
Where are located new Google's DNS servers?
Posted by Alrond | Tags: DNS : Geolocation : Google : Internet : Performance test : server : WorldIP :
The DNS servers have IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (networks were bought from Level3).
Thanks to anycast technology the servers are available from different data centers simultaneously.
Google has got a lot of data centers around the world, but the DNS servers are located in some of these.
There is the list of data centers with DNS servers:
Thanks to anycast technology the servers are available from different data centers simultaneously.
Google has got a lot of data centers around the world, but the DNS servers are located in some of these.
There is the list of data centers with DNS servers:
So 28 Sep 2008
There is the table of the largest internet exchange points, that publish their statistic.
Sa 30 Aug 2008
WorldIP Free Geolocation Tools and Firefox Plugin
Posted by Alrond | Tags: Django : GeoIP : Geolocation : Internet : nginx : Plugins for Firefox : WIPmania : WorldIP :
Until now, I didn't find the time to write, because I was working on my project. Yesterday, it was finally started!
Our project WIPmania provides a number of free products and services based on WorldIP geolocation database: so there are database itself, API for developers and Firefox plugin that displays up-to-date information about geographic location of a Web server you are currently visiting.
I didn't like other databases of IP addresses because of quality and price, so I have decided to create my own.
Price. I know two free databases, but they both provide whois data, that means not real location of the network itself, but the location of the network owner. WIPmania's main feature is just the emphasis on the real geographic location of network, this information is much more accurate.
As far as quality is concerned, even the industry giants use the whois data, without paying attention to their correctness (or, more precisely, its absence).
Our project WIPmania provides a number of free products and services based on WorldIP geolocation database: so there are database itself, API for developers and Firefox plugin that displays up-to-date information about geographic location of a Web server you are currently visiting.
I didn't like other databases of IP addresses because of quality and price, so I have decided to create my own.
Price. I know two free databases, but they both provide whois data, that means not real location of the network itself, but the location of the network owner. WIPmania's main feature is just the emphasis on the real geographic location of network, this information is much more accurate.
As far as quality is concerned, even the industry giants use the whois data, without paying attention to their correctness (or, more precisely, its absence).
Sa 3 Mai 2008
Into trunk merged queryset-refactor branch, that makes it easy to inherit django-models. It has been known to all. But inheritance is not the only alternative, it can be also used Monkey patching.
The main idea is that Monkey patching also lets you add not only the fields, but also the functions.
For example, so will be added in the model User the field OpenID, and the additional function, that returns the nickname, if there is no name
additional tables are not created
in the work with the model will be used standard instruments of django
The main idea is that Monkey patching also lets you add not only the fields, but also the functions.
For example, so will be added in the model User the field OpenID, and the additional function, that returns the nickname, if there is no name
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
User.add_to_class('openid', models.CharField(max_length=250,blank=True))
def get_user_name(self):
if self.first_name or self.last_name:
return self.first_name + " " + self.last_name
return self.username
User.add_to_class("get_user_name",get_user_name)
The main benefits of the method:additional tables are not created
in the work with the model will be used standard instruments of django
Mi 23 Apr 2008
For the storage of the element state will be sometimes used the bitmasks. For example, as state - read/unread comment to article for each user. Although it would be better for this case, to save the time of the last view of the entry, here can arise also other tasks, in which must be remembered the binary data for elements, that don't include the timefield.
You can use the M2M-connection between a user and object. But the drawback is essential resources for index and the number of entries, if there are many users and objects. Here it would make sense to use the bit mask, without this shortcoming.
You can use the M2M-connection between a user and object. But the drawback is essential resources for index and the number of entries, if there are many users and objects. Here it would make sense to use the bit mask, without this shortcoming.
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