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An Adaptive Application-Aware Dynamic Load Balancing Framework for Open-Source SD-WAN. [PDF]
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Physics Procedia, 2011 16 pages, 15 figures and associated video at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7553694/failover_demo.avi and simulation at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7553694/failover_simulation ...
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Transparent TCP connection failover
2003 International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks, 2003. Proceedings., 2004Methods of transparent connection failover allowing a remote computer (i.e., a client), to continue to use a network connection to communicate with one of at least two or more other computers (i.e., the backup servers) over a network, when one of the other computers (i.e., the primary server) fails.
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2014 IEEE Military Communications Conference, 2014
We describe a mechanism for fast, secure failover for IP. The mechanism is invisible to end-systems: sessions are maintained during failover. Our novel approach is to model the failover as a mobility problem, and use a mobility solution in order to implement change in connectivity. Our system is based on the Identity Locator Network Protocol (ILNP), an
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We describe a mechanism for fast, secure failover for IP. The mechanism is invisible to end-systems: sessions are maintained during failover. Our novel approach is to model the failover as a mobility problem, and use a mobility solution in order to implement change in connectivity. Our system is based on the Identity Locator Network Protocol (ILNP), an
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Semantic Failover in Software-Defined Networking
2018 IEEE 23rd Pacific Rim International Symposium on Dependable Computing (PRDC), 2018Software-defined networking (SDN) eases the management of large-scale network by providing centralized and programmable control of a network. The centralization inevitably creates a single point of failure and requires the use of redundant controllers.
Shu-Wen Hsueh +5 more
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Configuring Clustering and Failover
200410g Application Server is designed to support the most critical and highly visible systems that businesses can demand. Some systems need to be available 24 × 7 and to do that, you must eliminate any single point of failure and introduce fault tolerance.
Michael Wessler +3 more
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Connection Pooling and Failover
2018This chapter discusses two advanced connection related features: connection pools and failover. A connection pool allows an application to get a connection from a pool instead of creating a new connection each time one is needed. The failover feature allows the application to implement high-availability.
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2015
In the previous chapter, I showed you how to get Hyper-V up and running. Although you can run virtualized workloads on a standalone Hyper-V server, doing so is a bad idea because the host server can become a single point of failure. If the Hyper-V server were to fail, then all of the virtualized workloads that are running on the server would also fail,
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In the previous chapter, I showed you how to get Hyper-V up and running. Although you can run virtualized workloads on a standalone Hyper-V server, doing so is a bad idea because the host server can become a single point of failure. If the Hyper-V server were to fail, then all of the virtualized workloads that are running on the server would also fail,
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