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Architecting on Demand Solutions, Part 6: Optimize Your on Demand Applications and Resources Using IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment 5.1

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Overview In this paper, one learns about the features and capabilities of WebSphere Extended Deployment Version 5.1. This technology can extend an existing WebSphere Application Server cluster to one that is capable of delivering high-performance, on demand computing. With its on demand operations, WebSphere Extended Deployment can prioritize and load-balance requests more intelligently. As a result, one gets improved transaction performance and optimized resource utilization. It also allows one to define service policies to establish performance expectations of specific transactions.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Application Servers

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