MySpace and Microsoft.com are two of the most-visited Web sites on the planet. Come to this session to hear about lessons learned using Microsoft technologies to run Web applications on a massive scale. Representatives from Microsoft.com talk about lessons learned using an all-Microsoft datacenter. Representatives from MySpace talk about the realities of using Microsoft technologies in a scalable, federated environment using SQL Server 2005, .NET 2.0 and IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003 64-bit editions. This session features an open Q&A with a panel of technical managers and engineers from MySpace and Microsoft.com.

1. Running A Megasite On Microsoft Technologies Casey Jacobs Aber Whitcomb Director of Engineering CTO Microsoft.com MySpace.com Chris St.Amand Jim Benedetto Sr. System Engineer VP of Technology Microsoft.com MySpace.com NGW046

3. Introduction

4. Brief History Of Microsoft.com Microsoft combines Web platform, ops, and content teams Standardization effort begins, consolidation hosted systems Focus on MSCOM Network Programming and campaign-to-Web integration Single MSCOM group formed Brand, content, site std’s, Privacy, brand compliance Microsoft launches www.microsoft.com Information & support publishing; hosting Enable an innovative customer experience online & in-product Product Info, Support, Dev / ITPro Experience, Customer Intelligence, Profile Mgmt & Enterprise Downloads 2001 4M UUsers / day 2003 6.5M UUsers / day 1995 30k users / day 2006 17.1M UUsers / day

8. MySpace.com Growing up in the Internet World

19. MySpace Where we are today

20. Upcoming Technology Enablers What’s Next for Microsoft.com and MySpace.com?

27. IIS 7.0 Failed Request Tracing

29. Open Panel Discussion

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