Category Application Development
Type Video
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Publish Date July 31 2012
Date posted July 31 2012
Overview
Spring is the most popular application development framework for enterprise Java, used by more than 50% Java developers worldwide. vFabric Suite is a lightweight, scalable, integrated middleware suite for data-intensive custom applications, whether on-premise or in the cloud. This video explains how vFabric can help build, run and manage Spring Java Applications on vSphere, reducing time to market, costs, and use less memory.
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