Today, offerings such as Amazon Web Services' Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) are providing a new model for on demand compute resources based on virtual machines. Virtual appliances are a natural deployment vehicle for this type of infrastructure, allowing a clean separation between the memory, compute, and storage resources managed by the appliance provider and the complete software stack managed by the end user. Virtual appliances also allow a simple transition from internal virtualization clusters to outsourced providers, enabling capacity spikes to be handled. wesnur wrote: Hi Bahar,
I do agree with you that cluster caching is the way to overcome issues like Scalability and Reliability. Data synchronization is no longer a big problem if you have dynamic cluster cache is your app. Along with yours, I have found some other good reads about Cluster Cache as well. One of them is Benefits of using NCache Dynamic Clustering Capabilities . I am sure this read‘ll further clear the doubts of the rea...
Dec. 10, 2009 06:07 AM EST
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