Scaling websites with Microsoft codename "Velocity" :: 2009 :: North America

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Scaling websites with Microsoft codename "Velocity"

Architecting an enterprise or web application for high performance, scale, and availability can be a challenge without an appropriate caching strategy. One approach is to leverage a distributed caching platform to support the needs of performance, scale, and availability. In this TechTalk, Scott Hanselman and Joe Shirey discuss Microsoft's codename "Velocity" project and how it supports building out these types of applications as well as what architects and developers need to think about when implementing a distributed caching approach.

Speaker(s): Joe Shirey, Scott Hanselman
Event: Tech·Ed North America
Year: 2009
Track: Architecture

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