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Methods of loading balancing for Web-servers

І. А. Жуков, I. M. Kravets

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The most widespread methods of loading balancing for the increase of fast-acting, productiv­ity and providing continuous work of Web-servers are considered. Each of methods was in­vestigated relatively to: balancing, fault tolerance and administration. The mixed schemes of loading balancing for Web-servers are also examined

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The most widespread methods of loading balancing for the increase of fast-acting, productiv­ity and providing continuous work of Web-servers are considered. Each of methods was in­vestigated relatively to: balancing, fault tolerance and administration. The mixed schemes of loading balancing for Web-servers are also examined

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The most widespread methods of loading balancing for the increase of fast-acting, productiv­ity and providing continuous work of Web-servers are considered. Each of methods was in­vestigated relatively to: balancing, fault tolerance and administration. The mixed schemes of loading balancing for Web-servers are also examined

Key concepts: Server, Computer science, Load balancing (electrical power), Web server, Fault tolerance, Round-robin DNS, Distributed computing, Computer network

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