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From the Library of Ross Hagglund
Praise for the The Art of Scalability
“This book is much more than you may think it is. Scale is not just about designing
Web sites that don’t crash when lots of users show up. It is about designing your
company so that it doesn’t crash when your business needs to grow. These guys have
been there on the front lines of some of the most essful panies of our
time, and they share the good, the bad, and the ugly about how to not just survive,
but thrive.”
—Marty Cagan, Founder, Silicon Valley Product Group
“A must read for anyone building a Web service for the mass market.”
—Dana Stalder, General Partner, Matrix Partners ptg5994185
“Abbott and Fisher have deep experiences with scale in both large and small enter-
prises. What’s unique about their approach to scalability is they start by focusing on
the true foundation: people and process, without which true scalability cannot be
built. Abbott and Fisher leverage their years of experience in a very accessible and
practical approach to scalability that has been proven over time with their significant
ess.”
—Geoffrey Weber, VP of Operations/IT, Shutterfly
“If I wanted the best diagnoses for my health I would go to the Mayo Clinic. If I
wanted the best diagnoses for my panies’ performance and scalability I
would call Martin and Michael. They have mended solutions to performance
and scalability issues that have saved some of panies from a total rewrite of
the system.”
—Warren M. Weiss, General Partner, Foundation Capital
“As a manager who worked under Michael Fisher and Marty Abbott during my time
at PayPal/eBay, the opportunity to directly absorb the lessons and experiences pre-
sented in this book are invaluable to me now working at Facebook.”
—Yishan Wong, Director of Engineering, Facebook
From the Library of Ross Hagglund
“The Art of Scalability is by far the best book on scalability on the market today. The
authors tackle the issues of scalabil