PRNewswire: Allaire and SportSLEUTH.com Team Up for March Madness
Mar 28, 2000, 18:00 (2 Talkback[s])
"Allaire, a leading provider of Internet software and services
for companies building their businesses on the Web, today announced
that Infonautics, a pioneering provider of personalized information
agents and Internet sites, successfully relaunched the Sports
Sleuth website and its NCAA Basketball office pool contest using
Allaire ColdFusion for Linux."
"In addition to SportsSLEUTH.com, Allaire powers the award
winning Sleuth Center sites. Allaire ColdFusion, the industry
leading cross platform Web application, was selected for its proven
reliability, rapid development capabilities and ability to handle
large volumes of site traffic and requests. Infonautics
installed and tested the scalability of the more than 20 Linux
servers running ColdFusion. Peak loads of up to 1.7 million page
views an hour were recognized during scalability testing with no
significant performance degradation."
"We are thrilled with the performance of ColdFusion for Linux,"
said Ram Mohan, Chief Technical Officer of Infonautics. "Sports
Sleuth is the first site in our Sleuth Center to have been
transitioned to the Linux Platform for increased performance.
Sports Sleuth's design requirements needed it to be rated to handle
over 1.7 million page views per hour at peak. With the successful
launch of Sports Sleuth on ColdFusion for Linux, we are realizing
nearly one-and-a-half times the performance from each server.
ColdFusion for Linux has proven to be a reliable and robust
platform for us."
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