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TutorialsFuture Proof Your Web Application Using Clustered Cache Services
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Published: 9th Nov 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: TutorialsEasy clustering allows you improve your web application performance today, and more importantly, it can future proof your applications for new Internet architectures, and even new business models. For instance, AJAX (Asynchornous JavaScript and XML) technology significantly improves the usability of web applications.
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