December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
13h 12m
English
Typically, enterprise applications are being blessed with a backend database management system. These enterprise-scale applications function well as long as the database is able to keep up with the load. But when usage peaks and the database can't keep up with the constant challenge of writing a log of the transactions, the application is bound to fail. In any high-volume application with an extremely large concurrent user load, the database will usually be the final limiting factor in how many transactions we can process concurrently. While various caching technologies and database scaling products help to address these issues, it is still a pipe dream that scaling out a normal application for extreme loads ...
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