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Not to be confused with the titular Linux mascot and seabird cousin, the penguin, puffins are another distinctively colorful and whimsical nautical avian. Over the centuries, these beaky birds have been given numerous nicknames and monikers like the “sea parrot” and the harlequinesque appearance of their facial feathers has earned them the distinction of “Clown of the Sea”.

Getting started with any new platform can feel like a lot. We get it. That’s why we built The Fire Academy — our new Customer Learning Platform that makes getting started on FireHydrant as seamless as possible. Our goal is simple: we want you to feel confident customizing and configuring FireHydrant to fit your needs without having to dig for answers or wait for support. Everything you need is at your fingertips, so you can work at your own pace and get the most out of the platform.

HAProxy Enterprise 3.1 is now available! With every release, HAProxy Enterprise redefines what to expect from a software load balancer, and 3.1 is no different. With a brand new ADFSPIP Module and enhancements to the HAProxy Enterprise UDP Module, CAPTCHA Module, Global Profiling Engine, Stream Processing Offloading Engine, and Route Health Injection Module, this version improves HAProxy Enterprise's legendary performance and provides even greater flexibility and security.

Authored by Upsun Magento specialists, Stephanie Daugherty and Jared Wright. Magento is a powerful eCommerce platform that drives thousands of online stores worldwide. Its flexible, scalable, and feature-rich environment makes it a top choice for retailers across diverse industries. However, Magento’s extensive feature set and complexity can create performance bottlenecks—especially as businesses scale.

A simple spreadsheet mistake just cost a company $40,000 in remediation time. How much could manual IP management be costing you?

Not too long ago, a customer came to us with a high-value use case. The customer, a major apparel company with retail and e-commerce applications, needed to prove that a critical service of their payment applications could failover correctly between regions in case of an outage. But there was one snag: the service was built using AWS Lambda. This meant infrastructure-focused tests would have trouble replicating the failure conditions necessary to test the failover due to Lambda’s serverless model.