Design and implementation of an application server load balancing architecture supporting the end-to-end provisioning of value-added services
作者： K. Vlaeminck , S.V. Van Hoecke , F. De Turck , B. Dhoedt , P. Demeester
DOI: 10.1109/NETWKS.2004.241085
关键词: Client–server model 、 Service provider 、 Computer network 、 Service level requirement 、 Application server 、 Service layer 、 Computer science 、 Server 、 Round-robin DNS 、 Network Load Balancing Services
摘要: Service providers can offer a wide variety of value added services, such as managed home networking, home-automation and security management, multimedia multiparty conferencing content delivery. Very often hard- software from different vendors are used to implement these services. In most cases, multiple application servers need be deployed for each service in order balance the load sessions. We describe an architecture that offers automatic balancing sessions over available servers, abstracting actual type its implementation by translating vendor specific request formats into internal XML format. The is done taking account capabilities server (which service(s) does it implement), load, location running (a join active session has forwarded session). Furthermore, scalability ensured organizing pools. New easily added.
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