| What: | Improving Java Performance for Server-side Architectures -and- Architectural Design Patterns in Cloud Computing |
| Who: | Java Performance on Intel Processors -and- Architectural Design Patterns in Cloud Computing - Anil Kumar |
| When: | June 15, 2010 7:00 PM |
| Where: | Credit Suisse - 11 Madison Ave NY NY 10010 - Google Maps |
| Description: | NOTE: Credit Suisse has several buildings at 24th and Park. The 7pm-9pm NYJavaSIG meeting will be in this building: Credit Suisse - 11 Madison Ave (between 24th/25th St) EMA Auditorium - Floor 2B Note the time: 7pm-9pm INTEL - IMPROVING JAVA PERFORMANCE FOR THE SERVER-SIDE Intel will present their methods of improving Java performance for the server-side Intel architectures. The presentation will cover the Intel’s latest server hardware (Xeon 5600 & 7500 processors), platform features (hyper-threading, turbo mode, system memory configurations and NUMA). In addition, Anil Kumar will discuss optimization and tuning techniques used for the JVM, core scaling, socket scaling, memory & heap sizing. These techniques and knowledge base have proven very valuable to Java programmers in avoiding many pitfalls from the beginning, to performance evaluators in utilizing full potential of a given platform and to deployment personnel in making informed decisions about the configuration best suited for their environment . AMAZON - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PATTERNS IN CLOUD COMPUTING Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides highly reliable, scalable, elastic infrastructure where you only pay for what you use with no up-front expenses or long-term commitments. In this session, Jinesh Varia will discuss new ways to build architectures that leverages the AWS platform to its fullest. This session will provide prescriptive guidance to cloud architects (Concepts, Best Practices, design patterns) who are looking to either migrate an existing session to the cloud or build a new application with 21st century design. Topics
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