Join our Drupal4Gov webinar on how to survive high-traffic events

Now more than ever people need reliable information from government organizations. During COVID-19, people were going online in record numbers to find the latest information and guidance from official sources. We saw this with some of the health-related sites we host — one client even experienced a single-day high of 103 million hits!

Staying online during times of unprecedented scale can be difficult if you’re not prepared or don’t have the right hosting provider. Want to learn how to get ready for your next high-traffic event and get the inside track into the processes and architecture that amazee.io uses to keep our clients online when traffic spikes? Then you’ll want to join Michael Schmid, Head of Technology and Founder of amazee.io, for his upcoming Drupal4Gov webinar. See the details below.

What:

Dealing with unprecedented scale during COVID-19 and how to prepare for the next high-traffic event!

When:

Thursday, September 16, 2021 at 3:00 PM EDT

What it’s about:

It’s not just a website—it’s an important communication channel. When your website is down, citizens are left without critical information. There are many reasons why a website might go down, but an unexpected spike in traffic is one of the most common.

In this webinar, Michael Schmid will walk attendees through the processes and architecture used to achieve 100% uptime for the Australian Government during COVID-19 related high-traffic events, including a single-day high of 103 million hits.

Register now!

Some of the points that will be covered include:

• Different ways of scaling Drupal
• CDN best practices
• Database tuning
• Minimizing origin hits
• Most importantly: Building a culture of continuous improvement

Join Michael as he discusses dealing with unprecedented scale during COVID-19 and the 80x traffic increase experienced by some of the health-related sites hosted by amazee.io. Attendees will learn how to apply these principles to their own high-traffic strategies.

This webinar is open to all users, regardless of hosting environments.

Click here to register for the webinar!