How Digg.com uses the LAMP stack to scale upward
A site like Digg has a lot of constantly changing information, a huge user base that takes its personalization seriously, and over 1.2 million tech-wise backseat drivers. Digg engineers speaking at this week's MySQL conference explain how they keep things moving.
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