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new and modified best practices

Published on November 21, 2010 by in .Net, Application Architecture, Application Performance, Benchmarks, Caching, Data Grid, Development, GigaSpaces, Java, JavaSpaces, OpenSpaces, Share Nothing Architecture, space-based architecture

Our best practices wiki is growing rapidly and full with good and useful material. Here are few new best practices added lately: - Finding Partition Load – routing data based on partition load. - Even Data Distribution – simple example explains how to evenly partition application data. - WAN Replication Gateway – Simple blueprint for WAN replication scenario over the WAN. - Custom Eviction –

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Moving into Production Checklist

Published on December 26, 2009 by in Application Architecture, Application Performance, Benchmarks, Data Grid, GigaSpaces, Share Nothing Architecture

You are about to complete your existing project , all the functionality is in place , all unit tests are passing , profiling done and there are no visible bottlenecks , benchmarks been executed and the system seems to scale and perform nicely: You (think you) are ready to move the system into production to

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Benchmarking on the Cloud – Your Definitive Check List!

Published on May 13, 2009 by in Application Architecture, Application Performance, Benchmarks, Caching, Cloud, Data Grid, GigaSpaces, Java, Share Nothing Architecture

Introduction Evaluating a new software product usually involves running benchmark tests many times, to assess the different capabilities of the product using some measurable elements. Generally, the end result of such tests is a matrix that includes the product latency, throughput or scalability values. Such a matrix compares the product data feed, data retrieval or

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