Clustering Server Applications Using Middleware.


Alexey Zabrodin: Clustering Server Applications Using Middleware CSIT 2000 : 117-121

Abstract

Along with "heavy" industrial cluster solutions, light application-level clusters can be attractive in many cases. The paper describes an approach to application clustering which extends from a simple client-server model. It is implemented in a COM-based middleware product and improves fault-tolerance and availability of server applications. Clusters in the model are self-organizing, with one and only primary server kept, and without "bottleneck" nodes.

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