JBoss Application Platforms Webinar Series:
#4 - Performance Tuning for JBoss Enterprise Application Platforms


Recorded on July 15, 2009

Studies have shown that poor application performance can have a significant impact on your business. Superior performance continues to be one of the major driving factors for JBoss Enterprise Middleware adoption. High performing applications provide a better user experience, increase customer retention, and allow IT to get more out of their IT infrastructure investments.

The fourth of this six-part series features Andy Miller, VP of JBoss Engineering. Andy will provide insight and tips and tricks on performance tuning your Java applications on JBoss Enterprise Application Platform. In this session, you'll learn about:


  • The performance benefits that drive customers to JBoss solutions
  • The latest industry developments around application performance benchmarks
  • Tips for tuning your application for superior performance


Speakers: Andy Miller, VP Engineering, JBoss, a division of Red Hat


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