Tag: performance
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ATG Performance Tuning
ATG performance tuning is not a Black Art. I have over 10 years of experience with ATG, and hopefully I can provide a guide to performance tuning your ATG application. Improving web application performance is an often overlooked way to cut costs and increase sales. Complex ATG E-Commerce applications in particular are often left untuned…
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ATG Cache Header Control Module
Many ATG application server static content, or semi-static content, from within the ATG application’s .war file. It is often much simpler to package CSS, JavaScript, Flash, Images, and other files in your web application than to try to manage them separately and deploy correctly in development and production instances. It is often desirable to set…
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13 Steps to peace of mind
If you’re uptight about uptime, if you’re anxious about availability, if you nervously watching Nagios, have I got the program for you. Forget 12 step programs, mine has 13! First let’s talk load balancing. Load balancing is basically distributing some type of load across multiple servers or resources. For the sake of simplicity, we’ll assume…
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10MinuteMail.com hit digg.com’s front page last night
It’s filtered down a few pages off the front, but hey, front page of digg.com! Wow! Totally grassroots in about 4 hours. Now it’s on all kinds of little blogs and tech forums and other odd places. Over 100k hits in the last 18 hours. It performs very well. There’s very little cpu hit at…