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Asked by fahim in Access Architecture/Design, Miscellaneous Networking, Remote Access Software
Hi All
There has been some serious thought given these days to the single instance of an application being hosted in some part of the world while all the branch offices worldwide connect to this. Various technologies have evolved around this concept ranging from riverbed's to Citrix's and most recently even Microsoft has entered the fray with Softgrid.
Communication links always remain a bottleneck though. So , say for example, from within my main offices if I am accessing an application via thick/thin client's, the available bandwidth to me is a Gigabit NIC both on my workstations, intermediate switches and serverside but when I access it from a branch office, I instantly lose the luxury and talk about communication links ranging between 2Mb to 10Mb max.
Is there a new architecture standard being defined to develop applications that would work well in single instance model available from around the world without much of a performance degradation?
Are there any other latest technologies to facilitate such dispersed access scenarios apart from Citrix and WAN optimsiers?
Pls advise!!
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