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“for MOGs, support becomes one of the very important parts of the picture, often on par with Content and Graphics.”
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“the quality of support when using synchronous support methods such as live chat/phone support tends to be significantly worse compared to asynchronous support such as e-mails/tickets”
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“Make sure that your reports are CSR-driven.”
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“The vast majority of Back-End Tools are intended for NON-programmers and NON-admins.”
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“We need to monitor EVERYTHING we can afford to monitor.”
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“Monitoring data doesn’t really require ACID transactions.”
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“it is DB which is usually The Bottleneck™ – it means that we’re saving this enormous amount of load, exactly where it really matters.”
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“as discussed above, the real-world task is always about scaling the whole system, including database; and in this regard Stateless-App-based systems exhibit significant problems.”
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“Whenever Game Event is interrupted for significant time, as a rule of thumb it is better to roll back the interrupted Game Event rather than trying to restore the exact Game World State in the middle of the Game Event.”
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“Just like Scaling Up, improving performance doesn’t provide infinite scalability. However, it happens that it is all about numbers.”
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“Contrary to popular belief, there are benefits of Docker containers which go beyond providing poorly written programs with exact versions of their dependencies”
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“I do not buy a rather popular argument that “to achieve scalability, apps and middleware should be stateless””
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“This communication channel (coming from Operations back to Development) is extremely important to have a game which is able to work anywhere-reliably in the real world”
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“Most importantly, our processes should allow these different production cycles to co-exist.”
