Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web. Show all posts

Can You Find SQL Injection Vulnerabilities with Spirent Avalanche NEXT?

Can You Find SQL Injection Vulnerabilities with Spirent Avalanche NEXT?
An odd idea stroke me when watching the Avalanche NEXT presentation during Networking Tech Field Day – they have a fuzzing module that you...

Monitor Public SaaS Providers with ThousandEyes

Monitor Public SaaS Providers with ThousandEyes
If you’ve ever tried to troubleshoot web application performance issues, you’ve probably seen it all – browser waterfall diagrams, visual tr...

Will SPDY Solve Web Application Performance Issues?

Will SPDY Solve Web Application Performance Issues?
In the TCP, HTTP and SPDY webinar I described the web application performance roadblocks caused by TCP and HTTP and HTTP improvements th...

TCP and HTTP Improvements

TCP and HTTP Improvements
In previous videos from the TCP, HTTP and SPDY webinar I described the network-related performance challenges experienced by web applicatio...

TCP and HTTP deep(er) dive Q&A

TCP and HTTP deep(er) dive Q&A
The deep dive into TCP and HTTP mechanisms that impact web application performance triggered numerous questions during the live webinar se...

TCP and HTTP deep(er) dive

TCP and HTTP deep(er) dive
In the first part of the TCP, HTTP and SPDY webinar I explained why TCP and HTTP impact the end-to-end web application performance . In the...

Load Balancing Webinar

Load Balancing Webinar
My newest webinar ( scheduled for end of April ) focuses on scale-out application architectures and load balancing in data centers . We’ll s...

Why TCP and HTTP affect web application performance

Why TCP and HTTP affect web application performance
In the ideal world, you’d get a new web page within 100 milliseconds of clicking an active web page component (link, button ...). Reality is...

Free webinar: TCP, HTTP and SPDY

Free webinar: TCP, HTTP and SPDY
Most web application developers remain blissfully unaware of the major performance roadblocks their applications face in the wild: access ne...