What’s next for cloud application optimization?
You’ve depended on load testing and web monitoring to optimize cloud applications for years. But what if a technology came along that rivaled everything you thought you knew? Let us tell you what’s next for cloud application optimization in our webinar, “A Fresh Approach to Cloud Application Optimization: What’s Now, What’s New, and What’s Coming.”
Join EMA Research Director Julie Craig and I at 11 a.m. PDT/2 p.m. EDT on July 25 to hear why cloud applications challenge traditional thinking about performance and availability management, how developers can ensure their apps yield a linear increase in service capacity with no code rework, and how key advancements in load test and web performance toolsets are optimizing applications across the lifecycle.
We’ll also cover benefits to developers, testers, DevOps, and production monitoring teams in support of the business of IT.
Honestly — you can’t afford to miss this. We will be sharing some completely new information that we are certain you’ll need to know about. You can register for the webinar in a few easy steps on our website. See you there!
Nice information about cloud development.
I don’t understand sotenhimg, maybe someone can explain I understand that a cloud setup can balance between servers, by that I understand that it balances things like requests and ram usage, but how is the database thing done? For example a visitor logs in to a high traffic site, it can have 1000 servers but it still needs to read the user’s user/pass from one db location, right? Or maybe the different servers keeps copies of the database synchronised non-stop? How does this work^ ?