Videocast: Making Scalability a Part of Your Java Application Architecture


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Making Scalability a Part of Your Java Application Architecture

sponsored by GigaSpaces Technologies Inc.

Posted:	25 Jun 2008
Premiered:	25 Jun 2008
Format:	Video
Type:	Videocast
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Organizations often lack a comprehensive understanding of what it means to scale an application. Many assume that it scalability is an issue within the technology architecture that requires the re-architecture and re-design of applications. They fail to recognize that scalability typically relates optimal business flexibility. Gain insight into the evolving meaning of scalability in Java applications.

This Videocast details methods for achieving improved performance and scalability from a Java application. It discusses the evolution of applications and the impact this evolution has had on the meaning of scalability. Explore references to several cases in which organizations were able to achieve greater flexibility from their underlying architecture and overcome several API issues. Learn why an application must be able to invoke or execute business logic at different points in time and gain insight into why JVMs are no longer critical for improved application performance

Speakers

Geva Perry
Chief Marketing Officer , GigaSpaces
As Chief Marketing Officer, Geva Perry is responsible for all marketing and business development activities at GigaSpaces, including strategy and positioning, product marketing, analyst/media relations and strategic alliances. Previously, Geva was GigaSpaces' EVP Business Development. Geva has a Bachelor's degree from Hebrew University. He holds an MS from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

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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