Speaker: |
Sriram Lakkaraju (QA Manager, Sun Microsystems) |
Topic: |
"Enterprise Software Testing: How To Ensure Enterprise Software Is Highly Available" |
When: |
Tuesday, August 12, 2008, 6:30 to 8:15 pm |
Where: |
Hewlett-Packard, Building 48 (Oak Room), 19483 Pruneridge Ave, Cupertino |
Abstract:
Today's enterprises must be available 24x7 to handle customer and partner requests. This places hard requirements on these systems
to be highly available with minimum down time. These hard requirements mandate having clustered systems with hardware and software
redundancy. Ensuring high availability presents complex testing challenges. Our speaker will provide an overview of highly
available systems and the definition of 5-9's availability. Also, our speaker will cover high availability testing methodologies,
testing tools, and testing techniques, such as load balancing and failure injection.
Speaker Information:
Sriram Lakkaraju has 12 years of experience in the computer software industry. Currently, Sriram is a software engineering manager
at Sun Microsystems, managing testing and harness tools development groups that test the SailFin (OpenSource Telco Application Server)
and GlassFish Enterprise Server products. [GlassFish is a Java EE 5 based application server with high availability and scalability
aimed at enterprise customers and is an open source project on java.net. SailFin is a subproject under GlassFish and aims to provide
high availability of the SIP servlet container and a load balancer for both SIP and HTTP traffic.]
Sriram has worked in several areas of Java technologies, including the Java SE platform, JAAS, JSSE, JSP, Servlets, JSTL, and EJBs. He
has extensive hands-on experience with Sun products such as Web Server 6.0, GlassFish v1, and v2. Sriram has presented at JavaOne and
holds an MS degree in Computer Science from the University of South Carolina.
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