Admins seeking a secret weapon in Windows environments should look no further than network load balancing, an often underutilized capability built right into Windows Server, and one that’s easy to ...

Nothing is more important for an enterprise application than scalability and availability. Learn how to use clustering to meet both existing and future demands. Enterprise application (EA) architects ...

“Web Review”High availability and scalability are desirable for any Web site. Unfortunately, far too often high prices for software and hardware, in conjunction with complex implementations, have kept ...

The transport-level server load balancing architectures described in the first half of this article are more than adequate for many Web sites, but more complex and dynamic sites can’t depend on them.

Clustering isn't just for databases anymore; builders of scalable, reliable and high-performance applications must implement a strong clustering strategy. Java and J2EE are now being used seriously ...

Enterprise application (EA) architects often face challenges in designing scalable applications that can accommodate a growing number of users and provide 24/7 availability. In this article, I'll ...

Greetings,<BR><BR>I have a quick question. <BR><BR>For clustering using windows server 2003, do you need to have a physically seperate storage device that the clustered servers connect to?<BR><BR>I am ...