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Welcome to the PLoS BlogBlogrollWho Links to Us?Topaz 0.9 (rc1) - Site Maintenance Tonight on the PLoS JournalsSubmitted by Richard Cave on Wed, 2008-07-16 18:08.
We're going to take down the journal websites for a few hours tonight starting at 7pm PST. Russ is going to upgrade to Topaz 0.9 (rc1) on the production servers while Josh replaces/rebuilds the dead drive on the Mulgara server. Topaz 0.9 is primarily a performance release which will significantly enhance the speed of the journal websites. This release candidate was motivated by the performance problems uncovered with the CJ migration. There has been a re-architecture of the cache code and many OTM/Mulgara improvements by the Topaz developers. And they've upgraded many of the underlying applications. We've been performance testing this release candidate for the last two weeks and have seen significant improvements across the board from 0.8. This release candidate isn't available to the public yet but will occur later this month after a bit more cleanup to the configuration files. The 0.9 release will also include the Ambra publishing application and two default "journals" - I'll have more information on Ambra closer to the release date. Performance enhancements in Topaz 0.9
Features fixed in RC 0.9
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TOPAZ software, the one that hosts five out of six PLoS journals (ONE, Pathogens, Neglected Tropical Diseases, Genetics and Computational Biology) has just been upgraded. There is not much new in the terms of functionality visible to readers, but the... ( categories: Technology )
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