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i am planning to make an android app for social networking with at most user base of 10000.
with almost the full-fledged feature of a social networking site
So estimating the maximum concurrent users to be 1000,please help in the following points
whether MYSql will work fine or should i use MYSql with hadoop?
whether i should go with Amazon EC2 or a shared hosting account
of GoDaddy.com is sufficient?
because I am unable to estimate the complexity and scalabiity of the project
If you are asking if you should use Hadoop, i suspect you have no idea what its for. In your case, likely not.
Shared hosting probably wont be enough. But this depends on factors that are impossible to estimate without a lot more information.
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I want to start a web project in ASP.Net and still not decided which database to use. I have had experience with MSSQL and Oracle, but I want one that is free to the end user.
My options are: MySQL, Firebird and PostgreSQL.
What do you recommend and why?
Thanks for the support.
I've used MySql, PostgreSql, and MS Sql extensively. I would recommend MySql. It is easy to set up and configure, has all the features you will need, and is used by countless open source projects across the world, including Wordpress, which a ridiculous number of people use to power their websites.
I would use PostgreSql if you need more powerful and fine-grained support. It has been around a long time along with it's ancestors, and at one point powered the largest database in the world, a 2 petabyte database run by Yahoo.
For a simple web app, though, I would recommend MySql. It is used by more people, and is the de facto open source database.
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I have a lab setup in office where people work in a development environment that is hosted on a Cloud PAAS (like openshift or cloudbees).
The developers connect to the cloud git repository using SSH connection. They can easily take the SSH key to home and download the code at their home. I would like to restrict that activity.
Is their a software utility available that I can use to get this done?
you want something like GitHub but self hosted? You can probably use one of the clones like Gitlab to do so. Otherwise it's difficult to restrict user access to single user PaaSs.
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in my spare time I create open source projects which I hosted at google code in the past but apparently google limits the maximum number of projects to 25 which is not what I want.
I have many small projects that I want to share and showcase.
What would be your choice? I know github and sourceforge but I couldn't find information about their limitations so I'm not sure.
Where would you host more than 25 projects?
My choice would be GitHub. I don't believe they impose restriction on the number of public repositories you may have, they only ask you to keep under 1Gb each.
You can use:
github
sourceforge
I'm using github a lot more than the second..
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I am looking for a browser based tool (or a rapid development environment which could allow us to build a tool) which would allow users to edit data in MySQL tables. We would like to allow users to insert/delete rows, edit cells. Usability features like column sorting, or limiting entry in cells to a list of choices shall be possible.
It would be awesome if the tool allows customization (via php, javacript, python etc), user permissions, db version control (or backups).
We are looking for this sort of tool as we lack good db programming expertise.
Edit: users will not be able to create/delete tables, but only enter/remove data.
phpMyAdmin is probably the best there is for MySQL. But that is designed for DB admins not for end users.
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I work in a team of 5. We track our low level plans in spreadsheets. This always results in some sort of miscommunication, delay as it is not updated or out of order. Are there any open source tool that can be used to manage low level plans/stories for a small team efficiently?
Well, I'd try using Planner. I use it to manage my little projects, as I forget what I was debugging and when I did it. It's clean and simple, and it's got Linux and Windows binaries (no idea about Mac).
Here's a screenshot: