Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric
Together, Denovo and Appistry are enabling the next generation of enterprise applications.
Appistry is the pioneer and leading provider of application fabric software. Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric allows customers and partners to develop, deploy and manage service-oriented and transactional applications that are simultaneously dependable, scalable, agile and inexpensive to deploy and operate. Denovo has Appistry-trained consultants available to deliver a complete range of application fabric solutions.
Appistry is the pioneer and leading provider of application fabric software. Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric allows customers and partners to develop, deploy and manage service-oriented and transactional applications that are simultaneously dependable, scalable, agile and inexpensive to deploy and operate. Denovo has Appistry-trained consultants available to deliver a complete range of application fabric solutions.
What is Appistry Enterprise Application Fabric?
Appistry EAF software frees developers, architects, administrators and executives from the constraints of traditional infrastructure-centric IT. EAF puts the focus where it belongs - on your applications. By incorporating your applications into a completely dependable, scalable and affordable application fabric, Appistry EAF greatly simplifies their development, deployment and management.
When you run in a fabric, your applications transcend the infrastructure, inheriting characteristics like manageability, reliability, availability, and scalability from the fabric itself. As a result, the type of hardware supporting the applications becomes irrelevant -- IT organizations are able to run their applications on anything from high-end SMP servers to commodity-class, standards-based machines. By looking beyond infrastructure-centric approaches, EAF allows the creation of computing environments that are more adaptable and dependable than previously thought possible.
Fabric applications can be effortlessly scaled by simply adding computers. Once the machines are physically connected, EAF takes it from there, performing all steps necessary assimilate them into the production application fabric. This includes installing Microsoft Windows or Linux, the Appistry EAF environment itself, and your collection of fabric-enabled applications.
When you run in a fabric, your applications transcend the infrastructure, inheriting characteristics like manageability, reliability, availability, and scalability from the fabric itself. As a result, the type of hardware supporting the applications becomes irrelevant -- IT organizations are able to run their applications on anything from high-end SMP servers to commodity-class, standards-based machines. By looking beyond infrastructure-centric approaches, EAF allows the creation of computing environments that are more adaptable and dependable than previously thought possible.
Fabric applications can be effortlessly scaled by simply adding computers. Once the machines are physically connected, EAF takes it from there, performing all steps necessary assimilate them into the production application fabric. This includes installing Microsoft Windows or Linux, the Appistry EAF environment itself, and your collection of fabric-enabled applications.
Who Needs Appistry EAF?
Appistry EAF provides organizations, large and small, with an alternative to the staggering complexity of traditional technology infrastructures. If your company is looking to simplify and accelerate application development, increase dependability and service levels, or streamline data-center operations, Appistry EAF is an essential element of your application delivery strategy.
How will Appistry EAF benefit my organization?
By unraveling infrastructure complexity, Appistry EAF helps organizations achieve dramatic reductions in the costs of application development, deployment and management.
Business cases prepared in conjunction with Appistry customers demonstrate that fabric-based application implementations yield capital expenditure savings of 50-90%, and operational cost reductions in excess of 50% when compared with traditional approaches.
In addition, the simplicity of the EAF development model allows organizations to significantly reduct the development cost of new applications with little additional training. The savings are all achieved while increasing application dependability and reducing time-to-market.
Business cases prepared in conjunction with Appistry customers demonstrate that fabric-based application implementations yield capital expenditure savings of 50-90%, and operational cost reductions in excess of 50% when compared with traditional approaches.
In addition, the simplicity of the EAF development model allows organizations to significantly reduct the development cost of new applications with little additional training. The savings are all achieved while increasing application dependability and reducing time-to-market.
How does Appistry EAF compare to traditional solutions?
When compared to traditional approaches, such as fault tolerant computers and clustered application servers, an application fabric offers increased dependability while delivering a dramatic reduction in acquisition, operational and development costs.
When compared to infrastructure-centric approaches based on commodity hardware (e.g., grid computing), an application fabric promises both a significant reduction in operational costs and an architecture designed from the ground up for hosting business-critical, service oriented and transactional applications.
When compared to infrastructure-centric approaches based on commodity hardware (e.g., grid computing), an application fabric promises both a significant reduction in operational costs and an architecture designed from the ground up for hosting business-critical, service oriented and transactional applications.
