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The Architect’s Guide to Elasticity

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Webinar The Architect’s Guide to Elasticity When: Thursday, September 26th 2024 Presented by Li

Webinar [InfoQ and Lightbend] [Webinar] The Architect’s Guide to Elasticity When: Thursday, September 26th 2024 (11AM - 12PM EDT) Presented by Lightbend and Moderated by InfoQ [Register now]( Join us for a webinar that will push architects and senior developers to rethink elasticity. It’s crucial to consider all external factors that affect elasticity, such as user traffic, workload variations, version and schema changes, network issues, and hardware failures. Jonas Bonér, a leading expert in distributed systems, will explore both the technical and business benefits of elasticity, as well as the challenges in achieving it. He’ll discuss the pros and cons of common approaches like database replication, and the different levels of elasticity. Jonas will also delve into the science behind elasticity and the practical implications of various technology and architecture choices. [Register now]( Brought to you by [InfoQ and Lightbend] You have received this email because you opted-in to the "InfoQ Industry Email Notices" box when you registered to InfoQ.com, where we send infrequent notices on behalf of our partners, user groups, conferences, etc. To unsubscribe to the InfoQ Industry Email Notices, please click the following link: [Unsubscribe]( - - - C4Media Inc. (InfoQ.com), 705-2267 Lake Shore Blvd. West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M8V 3X2

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