How to Run a Compute-intensive Task in Java on a Virtual Machine

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How to Run a Compute-intensive Task in Java on a Virtual Machine Sponsored by Microsoft With Windows Azure, you can use a virtual machine to handle compute-intensive tasks; for example, a virtual machine could handle tasks and deliver results to client machines or mobile applications. On completing this guide, you will have an understanding of how to create a virtual machine that runs a compute-intensive Java application that can be monitored by another Java application. Read it Now   ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other developer.com members who downloaded this resource also expressed interest in the following offers: The Role of Application Performance Management in eCommerce from Compuware IBM WebSphere vs. Oracle WebLogic: Head-to-head on Cost, Performance and Support from IBM

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