News Desk
Strangeloop Networks Announces AS1000 Application Scaling Appliance for ASP.NET and AJAX Applications
Supports Web services and SOA
Nov. 5, 2007 10:00 AM
Strangeloop Networks has announced the general availability
of its Strangeloop AS1000 Application Scaling Appliance that accelerates dynamic
Web applications and Web services based on Microsoft’s ASP.NET Framework. The
Strangeloop AS1000 appliance is designed to enhance scalability and performance
for rich, interactive Web applications, typical of today’s SOA deployments.
“The groundswell of enterprises using dynamic languages and
SOAs to build Web 2.0 applications face a challenge,” said Rebecca Wetzel, an
associate with NetForcast. “How can they deliver dynamic ASP.NET and AJAX content and services
with the performance that users want? It is good to see the introduction of
solutions like Strangeloop’s AS1000 to help enterprises meet that challenge.”
The Strangeloop AS1000 Application Scaling Appliance sits
in-line between the IIS Web servers and the network, and automatically
optimizes ASP.NET and AJAX
traffic, without requiring changes to the code, the datacenter or the network
infrastructure. The Strangeloop AS1000 appliance also offers a new automated
Web services caching feature that discovers cacheable Web service responses and
caches them, accelerating XML and JSON-based Web services requests. The AS1000
appliance dynamically addresses critical performance factors such as payload,
roundtrips, and browser and server compute times resulting in decreased
bandwidth requirements, increased transaction capabilities and enhanced user
experience.
The Strangeloop AS1000 appliance performance analytics give
network managers visibility of the performance their customers are experiencing
and the tools to proactively find and resolve performance bottlenecks. Developers
therefore spend less time optimizing code, and can focus on building new,
feature-rich, value-added applications. Enterprises can reduce the time and
cost to deliver ASP.NET applications, avoid trading off features for
performance and realize the business and competitive advantages of getting new
features and applications to market quickly.
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