Test early to make sure there's enough capacity and that loads are balanced correctly.
Make sure traffic predictions are vetted by enough internal stakeholders so you're not guessing what your peak might be.
Check everything from application servers to your network firewall, all the way down to the speed of your Internet connection -- and check more than twice.
Have contingency plans in place in case you exceed your traffic expectations. One way to do that is by removing the functionality that takes a lot of processing power or bandwidth, such as dynamically displaying customized information for each visitor.
If you're going to take your site down for required maintenance, make sure there's another way for people to get to it.


Read more here -- http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9222177/How_to_bulletproof_your_website?taxonomyId=71

It looks as if that thread is talking to me.

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I will give you access to view it soonest.

Given you the permission - http://www.classrooms..net/forum/72 - That is the link to the web security class - it is only visible to you and the students that enroll in it.

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