The Role of APE for an Application in Production

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	The Role of APE for an Application in Production This is the tenth and last newsletter in a series of newsletters that has been discussing a seldom-mentioned IT discipline - Application Performance Engineering (APE). In this newsletter we will discuss the role of APE once an application has gone into production. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Transition smoothly to IPv6 with Cisco. - Preserve: Continue to use existing IPv4 investments while determining how and when to fully adopt IPv6 standards - Prepare: Position your organization for growth with architectural designs, IPv6-ready technology solutions, and certifications - Prosper: Expand innovation and productivity by smoothly transitioning to the global IPv6 customer base >Learn More In this Issue The push is on to cut 100G Ethernet's price Net neutrality rules face uncertain future after House vote Transit system Web site crashes put officials on defensive, webmaster in doghouse Cisco gets the message, ditches hosted e-mail service 10 Great Error Messages RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Hitachi Data Systems Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer Pinpoint root cause of network issues up to 90% faster. Automated Root Cause Analysis speeds remediation. FREE video and 30-day trial. Download free 30-day trial The push is on to cut 100G Ethernet's price Less than a year after 100-Gigabit Ethernet was standardized, an industry group is considering a set of specifications that might make the high-speed technology less expensive and more useful. Read More WHITE PAPER: Nastel Technologies Control & Automate Application Performance Management. This report by Forrester Research discusses how to handle IT complexity using application performance management converged with Complex Event Processing to produce a closed-loop automation solution for application management. Learn More Net neutrality rules face uncertain future after House vote A U.S. House of Representatives vote to kill net neutrality rules may not survive in the Senate. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ipanema Technologies Cloud-Ready Networks Ipanema has created this publication primarily as an educational resource for senior executives and IT managers involved in IT Governance and responsible for aligning IT with their organization's business performance goals Read More Transit system Web site crashes put officials on defensive, webmaster in doghouse A series of major Web site crashes that added to storm-related commuting chaos has the leaders of Boston's transit system promising improvements, while the site's webmaster has been reassigned to a presumably less high-profile position. Read More Cisco gets the message, ditches hosted e-mail service Foray into a mature, crowded market proves unwise, unsustainableSecond-guessing is always easy ... and sometimes warranted. (2011's 25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries) Take, for example, this morning's news that Cisco has decided to pull the plug on its year-old hosted e-mail service, Cisco Mail, citing as a reason the apparently newfound realization that IT executives have come to view e-mail as more of a commodity than a strategic application. You don't say. Read... Read More 10 Great Error Messages A good computing day is an error-free day. Unfortunately, those are rarer than we would like. Have you seen any of these funny and original error messages lately? Read More
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