Denise Dubie
Senior Editor

NetScaler pumps up Oracle apps

Opinion
Aug 21, 20032 mins

* NetScaler tests acceleration of Oracle applications, joins Oracle partner program

NetScaler last week said it could improve the performance of Oracle E-Business Suite applications by up to 52%, and announced it would join Oracle’s partner network.

NetScaler based that claim on tests of its 9000 Series of appliances. The performance improvements were observed by measuring response times for dynamic and static content requests sent from client PCs via remote access to application servers running Oracle E-Business Suite applications.

Key elements of NetScaler’s Request Switching architecture include compression and TCP optimization technologies.

NetScaler makes network devices that integrate application-level (Layer 7) security and traffic management. The company says the Oracle partnership will help the company continue to build out its Model of Application Intelligent Networking.

MAIN is NetScaler’s recently announced plan to deliver a set of capabilities for secure application networking. Through MAIN and the recently upgraded 9000 Series, NetScaler says its customers can leverage Secure Socket Layer VPN functionality to securely deliver business-critical applications over the Internet and private networks.

With membership in the Oracle PartnerNetwork, NetScaler says it will have access to the Oracle9i services as well as other Web-based resources that can help the company design tools to improve the performance of Oracle applications. The Oracle PartnerNetwork is a global business network of more than 12,000 companies that deliver enterprise solutions based on Oracle software.

Denise Dubie

Denise Dubie is a senior editor at Network World with nearly 30 years of experience writing about the tech industry. Her coverage areas include AIOps, cybersecurity, networking careers, network management, observability, SASE, SD-WAN, and how AI transforms enterprise IT. A seasoned journalist and content creator, Denise writes breaking news and in-depth features, and she delivers practical advice for IT professionals while making complex technology accessible to all. Before returning to journalism, she held senior content marketing roles at CA Technologies, Berkshire Grey, and Cisco. Denise is a trusted voice in the world of enterprise IT and networking.

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