Is there any relationship between load balancing and architect of the application
Hi ,
I have a applicationi desgin one architect .
Controller-->DAO .
our applciation will going to access more than 10000 ppl in at a time .
I want to know whether load blanacing is depend upon arichetect !
I have a applicationi desgin one architect .
Controller-->DAO .
our applciation will going to access more than 10000 ppl in at a time .
I want to know whether load blanacing is depend upon arichetect !
ksivananth
load balancing is a requirement whereas architect is desig structure for a requirement. loadbalancing usually achieved by running multiple isntace of applications and sharing the load between them.
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@ksivananth: Thanks i understand , so if more instance created means load balancing will effected right ?
@MajorBigDeal: Thanks , How the will effected the architecture ? Sorry more specific in the sences ? iam not getting what ur asking ? your asking abt which balancing i am asking right ?
@MajorBigDeal: Thanks , How the will effected the architecture ? Sorry more specific in the sences ? iam not getting what ur asking ? your asking abt which balancing i am asking right ?
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Yes, I thought if we could narrow the question down I could you you a better answer. For example, you mentioned DAO, so to me that implies that you are trying to balance transactions to a database - is that correct?
One way of looking at it is to ask which parts of the architecture will have multiple "nodes"? That is where your opportunitiues for load balancing are. The "nodes" could be web servers, database instances, or other things depending on what you are try to do. Probably the most common example would be balancing many web requests across a web server farm. Here is a very nice article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_balancing_%28computing%29
One way of looking at it is to ask which parts of the architecture will have multiple "nodes"? That is where your opportunitiues for load balancing are. The "nodes" could be web servers, database instances, or other things depending on what you are try to do. Probably the most common example would be balancing many web requests across a web server farm. Here is a very nice article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_balancing_%28computing%29