Performance Assessment of High Availability Clustered Computing using LVS-NAT
Journal Title: Sir Syed University Reseacrh Journal of Engineering and Technology - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
High availability cluster computing environment attempts to provide high availability to computing services. This paper evaluates building and investigating a highly available computing environment that provides a solution to achieve high availability. A prototype of cluster computing environment is developed in Linux environment to provide a single but highly available point of entry. The cluster of computers run web based application to provide services to HTTP users.
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Muhammad Kashif Shaikh, Muzammil Ahmad Khan, Mumtaz ul-Imam
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