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Scaling Digg and Other Web Applications

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Speaker(s): Joe Stump
Date: Thursday, September 18
Time: 2:00 - 2:50PM
Location: 1A23 & 24

Track: Performance & Scaling
Tags Performance & Scaling

Increased web traffic results in increased data and bandwidth use. To maintain a high level of consistent performance, web programmers need to plan ahead and ensure that their web site can scale. The challenge is how to scale cost-effectively.

Joe Stump, lead architect of Digg, an expert in the field of web programming with more than 10 years experience, will cite real-world examples of what works and what doesn’t in terms of scaling web applications. Stump will explore the benefits of caching, parallel and asynchronous data requests, partitioning your database when scaling out your infrastructure.

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Joe was really funny :-) Totally agree with him, web 2.0 sucks :)

 

Excellent session. Very informative and Joe was a great speaker. As a community app developer, it really scared the crap out of me. I think I have a phobia of scaling now.

 

Like Cal's talk, this talk covered a lot of (excellent!) material in a very short amount of time. Great Stump dump!

 

Nice real-world examples of challenges with scaling. Loved it.

 


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