3.8 Load balancing of requests
Load balancing is a function that improves overall system availability by equally distributing processing to parallel J2EE servers (typically seen in a cluster configuration). Load balancing can distribute create and invoke requests from clients to servers, processes, and threads.
The following table shows the structure of this section.
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Topic type |
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Location |
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Description |
Times when load balancing takes place |
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Watching the load status |
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Settings |
Specifying settings in the execution environment |
Note: This section does not provide Implementation, Operation, and Notes types of topics that are specific to this function.
Load balancing can be performed across J2EE applications that share a schedule queue. By exchanging load information among CTM daemons, load balancing can also be performed for business-processing programs included in J2EE applications controlled by different schedule queues.