Adaptive Distributed Load Scheduling Strategy
Ke Shi · Mini-micro Systems · 2005
A distributed Load balancing system is designed in this paper, which overcomes the single point of failure and the performance bottleneck existing in the central scheduling system. The system uses a novel adaptive distributed schedule mechanism to complete the dynamic load balancing for the requests from the clients, which is not only dynamic adjusted according to the various load, but also needs not the communication among the nodes. So the system has a good self-adapted function. In addition, the system is implemented in the Linux kernel level, which is transparent to the client and server applications and whose management and configurations are very convenience and easy. So the system is novel and practical.