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Iron.io @ HackTheMidwest
Iron.io will be an API sponsor at the upcoming HackTheMidwest on June 15-16th, 2013 in Kansas City. The event is…
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Iron.io @ Civic Data Challenge
Iron.io is thrilled to be a sponsor of the Civic Data Challenge. It’s both a cool tech challenge – its…
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Laravel 4 + IronMQ Push Queues = Insane Goodness
Laravel is an increasingly popular PHP framework with a strong and growing following. If you’re a PHP developer, it’s a…
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Iron.io Joins OpenStack to Drive Open Cloud Message Queues
Iron.io is now an OpenStack supporter. This may not appear all that unusual – given the top companies originally behind…
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IronMQ Handling 250M Requests Per Day, IronWorker Executing Over 500K Jobs
This month, Iron.io hit two major milestones in our usage numbers for two of our services. IronMQ is now handling…
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Relify adds IronWorker to their Stack ➞ Ridiculously Simple Worker Scalability
Relify, a Recommendations as a Service engine, is one of the really cool customers that Iron.io serves. They offer a…
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IronWorker API Outages – Post Mortem
Starting around 9:45 PT on April 6th, the IronWorker API started having issues where requests to the API would not…
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Iron.io @ New York Hackathons (Hack Upstate and UB Hacking)
Iron.io is excited to be a sponsor at two upcoming hackathons in New York. Both are in upstate New York is…
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How We Went from 30 Servers to 2: Go
When we built the first version of IronWorker, about 3 years ago, it was written in Ruby and the API…
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Cloud Messaging Protocol: AMQP vs HTTP
We saw a recent post from GitHub about removing the AMQP service from GitHub Services and passed it around the…
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Iron.io + OpenShift : PaaS 2.0 for the Enterprise
Iron.io is pleased to announce we are now a developer partner on OpenShift. OpenShift is Red Hat’s auto-scaling Platform as…
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Iron.io @ API Strategy Conference (NYC)
Iron.io will be in NYC this week at the API Strategy Conference. It was originally scheduled for November but Hurricane…
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