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posted on Thursday, March 05, 2009 10:09 AM
  

In this DevCentral Audio White Paper, F5's Peter Silva discusses tips on building applications to scale.

Many applications are developed today in the hopes that they will one day become “superstars” like Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace.  But they aren’t necessarily developed with the capacity and performance expectations that are required of superstars.  Twitter, for example, is in the midst of a nearly complete architectural renovation due to its inability to scale. In the meantime, users are frustrated by the constant outages and instability of the popular Web 2.0 site.

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