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LOAD-BALANCING & APPLICATION DELIVERY: DISTRIBUTING THE LOAD CLEVERLY OVER MULTIPLE SERVERS
Load-Balancing
Infrastructures with the highest availability comprise multiple servers performing the same task. A problem with the operating system can still undermine the most redundantly-designed server, and eventually the total load can be greater than even the fastest system can process. For these problems server load-balancing offers a solution. With load-balancing you can spread the load intelligently across multiple servers, based on server response times, the number of connections or other criteria.
Global Server Load-Balancing
Spread the load between independent and geographically separate locations? No problem. That’s what we use the Global Server Load-Balancing (GSLB) for: an ideal method for setting up disaster recovery or backup sites.
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