Please Please Me (actually yourself) and load test.
2 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 8:25 AM - Categories: Web Servers | .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | Default | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE
Load testing applications is a critical step in the application life-cycle.
2 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 6:51 AM - Categories: Web Servers | .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE
We can and have to improve the success rate for software projects.
0 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 6:42 AM - Categories: Web Servers | .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | Default | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE
If our web world and in particular the Web 2.0/3-0 world it to continue to survive and prosper we simply have to reduce the amount of failure in software projects.
0 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 6:52 AM - Categories: .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | Default | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE
Management of and reporting on any cache is the key issue to effective usage, more to follow on this subject.
4 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 8:39 AM - Categories: Web Servers | DataBase | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE
We can categorically state that if this simple Application Lifecycle methodology is followed, the resulting applications will perform as needed in all required environments.
4 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 9:39 AM - Categories: Web Servers | .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | ColdFusion
I won't go on again waxing too lyrically about the O'Reilly Velocity conference but I fully recommend all who read this post to go and attend the conference, if it occurs again next year.
1 comments - Posted by Mike Brunt at 12:42 PM - Categories: Web Servers | .NET | DataBase | CloudComputing | ColdFusion | JRun-J2EE