Videos tagged with caching

Google Tech Talk January 24, 2011 Presented by Greg Luck, Founder of Ehcache, Ehcache CTO of Terracotta. ABSTRACT In this talk we will start with a performance problem and lead you through solving it with caching, discovering along the way the problems of distributed caching and their solutions. This will equip you with the tools to analyze a performance situation and to see whether a cache wil...

Hank Beaver presenting Varnish to the Atlanta Ruby User Group Created by tkadom

In this session, Jeremy Bingham will discuss: Initial problems and bottlenecks at the beginning of the primary election season. How optimizing MySQL and the backend improved performance. How moving to lighttpd and moving page caching into lighttpd with a custom module greatly improved performance. How moving to newer and less hardware improved performance, and how it was done. And how sometimes...

Summary In this talk from QCon London 2009 Evan Weaver shows how Twitter keeps up with growth, by focusing on three performance milestones: caching strategy, the message queue and the cache client. Bio Evan Weaver is the services team lead at Twitter, and a well-known specialist in Ruby on Rails performance. Formerly he worked at CNET Networks and SAP AG. His blog is at http://blog.evanweaver.c...

Jonathan Levin will speak about caching the results of processed data – data that had business logic applied to it – to the database to be re-used later. A presentation given at the Cloud Expo Europe in London on the 21st of May 2009.

Summary In this session I'll discuss how a large telecommunications company has developed RESTful and Web-friendly services side-by-side with more traditional WS-* services. Using Atom, AtomPub, caching, URI templates and microformats, the company has addressed a wide range of challenges, from standard integration tasks such as exposing legacy data to custom and vendor applications and services...

Summary Until recently, HTTP was used for browsers to GET and POST HTML and a handful of other formats to and from Web servers, and it worked well. Recently, however, people have been finding more and more to do with it -- and not just because it can get through the firewall. This talk will take a hard look at where HTTP is today, and what implementations are doing well (and not so well). We'll...

Learn how to build ASP.NET Web applications that take advantage of the "Velocity" distributed caching platform. Walk through a realistic ASP.NET application, describing installation, application development, and best practices for achieving high performance, scale, and availability. Murali Krishnaprasad  

Learn how to improve your Web application performance in the browser by avoiding common pitfalls in JavaScript, CSS, and HTTP caching techniques. John Hrvatin John Hrvatin is a lead program manager on the Internet Explorer Team. His work focuses on developer tools and platform performance and he’s spoken at several Microsoft conferences about these and other topics.

Speaker: David Cramerhttp://www.djangocon.org