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sponsored by GigaSpaces Technologies Inc.
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27 Jun 2008
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27 Jun 2008
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Video
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Videocast
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English
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ABSTRACT:
With the transition to online services, unexpected peak loads can lead to system failure, loss of data, performance issues and more. Cloud computing aims to address these challenges by providing on-demand compute resources; However, current infrastructure of existing applications was not built for such flexible environments. This session will demonstrate how to transition your applications to run on the Cloud without needing to completely re-architect them. Included is a 10-minute demo on turning an existing tier-based application into a tierless scaled out application running on the EC2 Cloud.
In this session, you will learn:
- How to transition existing JEE applications to a scale out environment with minimal change.
- How the move from systems based on human interactions to those based on electronic interactions leads to unpredictable peak loads;
- The differences between a cloud computing environment and classic IT environments, specifically regarding architecture, network configuration, and multicast behavior;
- What to take into account when developing or deploying applications on the cloud.
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Speaker
Nati Shalom
Chief Technology Officer, GigaSpaces
Nati is responsible for GigaSpaces' technology roadmap and the direction of their products as they relate to standards adaptations, architecture and product design. Nati is also the Head of the Israeli Grid consortium. He has led the development of the first Reverse BID exchange in the Israeli Yellow Pages. He previously worked with IONA, where he was responsible for the penetration of their products and technology to most of the leading ISV's in Israel.
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