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Since our launch late last year of version three of our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual server line, we have been selling these servers like hotcakes.

Hello all. We’re inches away from our MySQL GridContainer product launch, but we’ve found a few last things that we think we need to address for the whole system to work 100%.

Lots of MySQL Container news to check out in the MySQL Container Project Log. Go Now!…Testing is going extremely well and we’re excited that you’ll get your hands on them very soon!

Great news for all those one-click installer release addicts (we understand, we’re hooked as well)…Wordpress (2.1.2), Drupal (4.7.6) and ZenCart (1.3.7) are now ready…get your fix in the Account Center.

Included in the roll out of GMR v.1.2 was a new load balancing technology which should mitigate all of the FTP time out issues customers were reporting.

The MySQL Slow Query Log is now available to all MySQL Container beta testers! The information this resource makes available is already proving to be an excellent starting point for optimizing applications for greater MySQL performance.

At around 1:15 AM PST Media Temple engineers successfully completed all of the necessary maintenance actions required to upgrade the Grid to GMR v.1.2 All of the features and enhancements that we have developed since the last GMR release are now available.

We’ve re-designed the database controls page. The new look is a sneak preview of our ongoing account center design updates.

Friday night Media Temple engineers performed most of the necessary actions to upgrade our (gs) Grid-Servers to Grid Master Release v.1.2.

We’re happy to report excellent progress has been made on the MySQL GridContainers project!

We are excited to announce the expansion of the private beta testing program for our MySQL GridContainers.

(mt) Media Temple is proud to announce the upcoming release of its second GRID system upgrade (GMR v.1.2).

Out of the three container sizes we’re considering, we’ve found our smallest size container handles 80% of the heaviest users we’ve put on there.

Big thanks to everyone who signed up for the beta. We have an excellent mix of power and casual users in the program.

In the last few weeks we’ve added a number of Rails related articles to our Knowledge Base.

Have you heard of Jeffrey Zeldman or Eric Myer? Perhaps you’ve heard of Happy Cog or stumbled across A list Apart?