Category Archives: Capacity Management

Twitter Capacity

Posted on 14/07/2010 by James Collings

It seems not a day goes by now on Twitter without a flurry of complaints that Twitter is “out of capacity”. But what does that really mean, and is it actually true? The overall Twitter service is a fundamentally simple … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Posts, Capacity Management | Tagged Access Times, API, Cache, Client Server Applications, Follower, Memory, Mobile Wireless Internet, Network Provider, Queuing System, Root Cause Analysis, Tweet, Twitter, Web Users, Wireless Internet Provider | Leave a comment

Using Freeware tools for Capacity Management

Posted on 26/06/2010 by James Collings

There are a large number of tools dedicated to Service Management of IT infrastructure. Many of these lay claim to providing performance management or capacity planning to a business. But how difficult a job is this, and is it worth … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Posts, Capacity Management | Tagged Analysis, Application Data, Capacity Planners, Free Tools, Kernel, Monitoring, Operating Systems, Performance Management, Toolsets | Leave a comment

Managing an Outsource Capacity Management Service

Posted on 17/04/2010 by James Collings

There has been a move in recent years for more aspects of IT service management to be outsourced. This makes perfect sense for those functions that are solely concerned with the management of IT systems and resources. However, where a … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Posts, Capacity Management | Tagged Demand Management, Infrastructure, Itil, Outsource, Quality Of Service, Service Management, Service Quality, Timely Manner, Unnecessary Expenditure | Leave a comment

Category Archives: Capacity Management

Twitter Capacity

Using Freeware tools for Capacity Management

Managing an Outsource Capacity Management Service

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