Cloud Application Performance Optimization: Overcoming Key Barriers
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Load Balancing, High Availability, Scalability, Distributed Systems, Reliability.Abstract
Load balancing and high availability are required for the current Modern systems to function, They are crucial for ensuring that systems are dependable, expandable, and perform at their peak efficiency. Depending on the setup, load balancing distributes traffic equally among several servers. In this manner, all resources are fully utilized and no server is overloaded. High availability, on the other hand, ensures that systems continue to function even during maintenance or problems. Together, these technologies enhance user experiences, minimize downtime, and satisfy the demands of increasingly large distributed systems (Tanenbaum and Van Steen, [2]). This is easy to examine their fundamental concepts, practical applications, and applications in fields such as content delivery networks, cloud computing, and e-commerce. Few disadvantages in an implementation are complexity, cost, and evolving security concerns, it also discusses the benefits and drawbacks of improved fault tolerance and system performance (Erl et al., [5]).Downloads
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