'Real server' presentation slideshows

With agere as login and ag2003ere as password

Introduction to Content Switch C. Edward Chow Department of Computer Science University of Colorado at Colorado Springs chow@cs.uccs.edu This tutorial is available at http://cs.uccs.edu/~chow/pub/agere/contentswitch.ppt. With agere as login and ag2003ere as password. Outline of the Talk.

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EEC-681/781 Distributed Computing Systems

EEC-681/781 Distributed Computing Systems. Lecture 4 Wenbing Zhao Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Cleveland State University wenbing@ieee.org. Outline. Architecture Model Server load balancing End-to-end arguments in system design Inter-process communications (part 1).

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Clustering and Load Balancing

Clustering and Load Balancing. Outline. Introduction Linux Virtual Server Microsoft load balancing solution. Introduction. Explosive Growth of the Internet 100% annual growth rate Sites receiving unprecedented workload Yahoo! 625 million views per day

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Daemons & inetd

Daemons & inetd. Refs: Chapter 12. Daemons. A daemon is a process that: runs in the background not associated with any terminal output doesn't end up in another session. terminal generated signals (^C) aren't received. Unix and Daemons. Unix systems typically have many daemon processes.

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Daemons & inetd

Daemons & inetd. Refs: Chapter 12. Daemons. A daemon is a process that: runs in the background not associated with any terminal Unix systems typically have many daemon processes. Common Daemons. Web server (httpd) Mail server (sendmail) SuperServer (inetd) System logging (syslogd)

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Unix Daemons

Unix Daemons. Daemons. A daemon is a process that: runs in the background not associated with any terminal output doesn't end up in another session. terminal generated signals (^C) aren't received. Unix systems typically have many daemon processes. Most servers run as a daemon process.

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Linux Virtual Server

Linux Virtual Server. Miroslav Siket FIO-FS. Outline. Solutions and comparison LVS (Linux Virtual Server) LVS solutions, high availability Scheduling possibilities Performance Deployment. Definition of the problem. Multiple clients (>100) accessing the same resource

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Software Architecture Day 20 November, 2010 M. Ali Babar

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Scaling Service Requests

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