Revised 2.7.1

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Jonatan Pålsson 2011-05-12 12:41:55 +02:00
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The need for load balancing varies among different kind of systems.
Small systems that only use one or a couple of servers can cope with a
simple implementation of it, while in large systems it is critical to have
extensive and well working load balancing.
The need also depends on what kind of server structure that the system
works on.
A static structure where the number of servers are predefined or a dynamic
structure where the number varies.
simple implementation of load balancing, while in large systems it is useful
to have extensive and well working load balancing.
The need also depends on what kind of server structure the system works
on, a static structure where the number of servers are predefined or a
dynamic structure where the number varies.
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\begin_layout Standard
Load balancing and scaling is difficult in different scenarios.
Load balancing and scaling are difficult in different scenarios.
When running in a separate server park, there are a set number of servers
available, this means that an even distribution on all servers is preferable.
When running the GGS in a cloud, such as Amazon EC2, it is possible to
@ -2592,7 +2591,7 @@ How do we distribute load on these new servers?
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Load balancing is a key component to achieve scalability in network systems.
The GGS is a good example of a system that needs to be scalable, to attain
this load balancing is necessary.
this, load balancing is necessary.
Optimization of the load balancing for a system is an important task to
provide a stable and fast load balancer.
There are certain persistence problems that can occur with load balancing,