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WebSphere Application Server V6.1: Workload Management Problem Determination

Overview WorkLoad Management (WLM) is a WebSphere facility that provides load balancing and affinity between application servers in a WebSphere clustered environment. WLM is an important facet of performance. WebSphere uses workload management to send requests to alternate members of the cluster. This paper helps to debug common problems that are related to workload management in WebSphere Application Server network deployment on distributed and on i5/OS platforms.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007	Downloads	24
Format	White Papers
Topics	Load Balancing, Application Servers

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VMware vSphere 4 QuickStart Series Part 3: Cluster Setup, Availability and Load Balancing

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Phoenix Cloud: Consolidating Heterogeneous Workloads of Large Organizations on Cloud Computing Platforms

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Publisher:
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load balancing

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Publisher:
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Cisco EnergyWise

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Publisher:
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Novell finally rolls-out Netware clustering

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iPlanet pushes forward to strengthen Sun's ONE strategy

Designed for customers who need to develop and deploy highly scalable transactional business logic, the Enterprise Edition 6.0 provides full support for Enterprise JavaBeans as well as load-balancing, clustering and distributed transaction...

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Servers

Analyst advice: How to choose an app server

Because the core functionality of all application servers has now reached commodity status, vendors have to differentiate their products by using value-added features and/or services to enhance the provision of elements such as load balancing, or...

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Dell and Oracle launch assault on $1bn app server market

Dell, which has an existing relationship with IBM, also sells IBM's WebSphere application server and DB2 database. By Wylie Wong Dell customers will soon be offered access to Oracle's application server software - technology that runs ebusiness and...

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Servers

Quocirca's Straight Talking: Grid's a 'no-brainer'

Secondly, knowledge of grid computing has reached a point where users are ready to differentiate between the grid types that can be utilised - from constrained cluster grids used for running a single application or set of services, to enterprise...

How Topshop.com survives the Kate Moss effect

Within it is a load-balancing facility that can be used to beef up certain aspects on the site. When Topshop launched the Kate Moss range earlier this year, its website traffic leapt from its average of 1.5 million page views per day to 5 million.

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