After Oprah Calls, Dooce Calls On Liquid Web for Load Balancing Solution THE PAIN PROBLEM FOR DOOCE.COM Heather Armstrong’s now famous, humorous, and often poignant takes on getting dooced (a colloquialism she made famous for getting fired for something you write on your website) on dooce.com has captured the attention of the New York Times, HGTV, Forbes, USA Today, and even the consummate communicator herself: Oprah Winfrey. All of these high profile appearances and mentions eventually delivered dooce.com an audience generally reserved for much larger websites — who also enjoyed far more extensive resources. Although the attention was great, generating enterprise-level traffic on a still humble blogging site was causing wildly fluctuating site visitor metrics and wickedly costly bandwid

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