Scalable Web Architectures: Common Patterns and Approaches - Web 2.0 Expo NYC

A fews weeks ago, i was discussing on the LAMP architectures based on a slides i'm found in the internet.

Today i also want to share another quite interesting slides on scable web architectures. This has more details to it from presentation layer all the way to data layer which is find most interesting. As we all know data layer is hardest to scale as it's quite hard to seperate your data out and merge it back in one query. And if you keep all you data in one place, sooner or later, you'll find that it will degrades faster than you say 'We have problem, Houston'. But of my recent reads in internet, all methods involves open source.

So how about microsoft stuff? Do microsoft have architecture to scale? Or they just don't have what the open source has? Or should architecture be technology-agnostic to be fully effective?

Well i will let you enjoy the slides or leave me your comments on this.

Enjoy!

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Scalable Web Architectures: Common Patterns and Approaches - Web 2.0 Expo NYC

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Scalable web-based workflow platform

Today i come upon a interesting slide that discuss about architectural of a web based workflow platform. It has interesting concepts that made up the platform.

The one i want explore more is they sugges to used LAMP platform which consists of Linux, Apache, MySQL and
PHP
Perl, hence LAMP as the platform to host the system.

But what about if the other rest of the population uses Microsoft technologies? So what it should be? Is it Windows, IIS, SQL, ASP.net? WISA... sounds abit weird, is it?

But whatever it is, seems like these are the only 2 that i know of. So i'm just wondering is there other combinations to create web platform that has the similar features. So any takers anyone?

But if you don't have any opinions, just enjoy the slide. :-D

Scalable web-based workflow platform

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