New Instart Logic platform set to deliver faster, more reliable websites
Web developers are under pressure to deliver sites and applications faster and at the same time offer greater flexibility and a more personalized end-user experience.
Cloud application delivery provider Instart Logic is using the O'Reilly Velocity Conference to launch its latest Software-Defined Application Delivery (SDAD) platform.
The new release offers performance features including JavaScript interception that accelerates third-party code, the development of Browser Cache Purge to extend cache control to the browser, and opening up SDAD to developers with new APIs.
There's also a new management portal for improved agility and end-to-end control, a big data platform that enables consolidated real-time reporting and analytics, and embedded machine learning to automatically improve performance.
Enhanced performance and security are on offer with Nanovisor 2.0, an upgrade to Instart Logic's patented client technology. This includes an industry first client-side redirection system which enables runtime redirection of client-side asset requests. This allows it to redirect third party JavaScript requests through Instart Logic's service, improving performance, availability and reliability. It also removes the overhead involved in domain name lookup and connection establishment.
With Browser Cache Purge, publishers will be able to push changes to the browser via an API and clear browser cache instantaneously whenever necessary. This new capability seeks to boost performance by eliminating unnecessary network requests to check for current content and is set to fundamentally change how applications are designed. There's an Early Experience Program to recruit application publishers and get their input into how this capability impacts application design.
Third-party JavaScript interception is available from today and the APIs will come on stream over the summer. Developers can sign up for the Browser Cache Early Experience Program by visiting the Instart Logic Developer Central site.
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