MXNA’s been a good resource site for Adobe Technology with articles being aggregated from many blogs. However, of late, there were lots of uproar from the community as MXNA wasn’t able to withstand the traffic onslaught. It was plagued with regular downtimes and slow in serving the aggregated contents.
MXNA was started, during the times of Full as a Goog, by Mike Chambers and Christian Cantrell as a simple aggregation site for Macromedia technology related blogs. My website was lucky to be one of those first few which MXNA aggregated during its early days. With the move to Adobe, MXNA grew tremendously, outgrew its infrastructure and it has been really seeking attention for an improvement.
Well, thanks to Mike Chambers and the team, we can rejoice again as MXNA is now back on as Adobe Feeds.
Currently, Adobe Feeds runs on a new architecture;
- 1 - Load Balancer
- 5 - Apache + CF8 Clustered
- 1 - Database Server MYSQL
- 1 - Feed Aggregation Server (reads all RSS and populates database)
The initial MXNA was powered by one single server running ColdFusion 6 and MySQL on Apache.
Brajeshwar posted this article
on Tue, May 6th, 2008 at 6:29 am
Categorized under Adobe, Asides and has the following tags
Comments Post Yours
There are no response so far. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Post yours