Google Tech Talk
July 28, 2007 in AAJUG Meetings
| August 7, 2007 | ||
| 6:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
Google Ann Arbor is excited to host a special tech talk event in tandem with the Ann Arbor Java User Group. Join us for food, drinks, and a technical talk with Ashok Banerjee, Engineering Manager at Google.
When:
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
6:00 – 9:00 PM
Where:
Google Ann Arbor
201 S. Division St., Fl. 5
Ann Arbor, MI
Here is the link for the RSVP page:
http://services.google.com/events/annarbor_techtalk07_2
PRESENTATION: End to End Clustering
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Ashok will discuss enterprise-level clustering solutions for
production systems. He will explain how at each level one can avoid a
single point of failure. He will explore the mechanics, tips and
traps, and ramifications for performance and throughput at each level.
He will discuss clustering at the following tiers:
Global Load Balancing, Site Level Load, Balancing, Web Server Plugins, SSL Accelerators, J2EEâ„¢ Application Clustering, Caching HA Database, SAN/Veritas Volume Manager. He will also focus on some protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, RMI, Protocol Tunnelling etc.
Presenter BIO:
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Ashok Banerjee, Engineering Manager at Google, works on the Google Billing Server. Prior to Google, Ashok designed and implemented Clustering (Load Balancing and Failover) on the Oracle Application Server and worked on the internals of the WebLogic Server. His interests include distributed computing, distributed transactions, high performance messaging and persistence.
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