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Services- Delivering Mission Critical Applications
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"A completely different breed of skills and experience is required in building mission critical applications. The critical nature of analysis presented by the system or the voluminous nature of data leaves no scope for mistakes. We have delivered several mission critical applications over the years and bring the same skills, experience and dedication to your projects."
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We use several methods to build performing applications. These include:
Choosing the right technological architecture
Choosing the right technology can be the answer between a highly successful application and a failed one. EHS understands the capabilities and limitations of various technologies available today and develops an architecture that provides rich functionality and is scalable to handle big load.
Tuning the application code
Almost all application code components that would normally behave well would start choking as soon as the load is increased a few times the normal usage. EHS team not only understands the technology as a whole but also understands how the technology behaves at command level. This ensures that we use the most optimal commands available within a language to develop the application.
Tuning the database components
No matter how powerful a database server is, a single bad SQL command can take the server down. EHS team has a very strong understanding of database concepts and is adapt at coding around database storing millions of records.
Maximizing the Network utilization
Most of the times, the network is out of bound to the application developers. Yet, understanding how a technology uses the network and building the application to maximize the network utilization can be the key to building highly available applications.
Strategies to eliminate taxing features of the applications
You would probably never hear an application developer tell the business to kill a feature as it directly cuts through their paycheck. EHS through its vast technology and business experience understands which feature would likely be more successful than the others and which features would likely to be more taxing on the system. Eliminating a few taxing and unsuccessful features is a strategy that can guarantee long term success of the application.
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