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The load balancer acts as a reverse proxy and supports server access via virtual IP addresses. The potential applications are many and varied. In addition to load distribution, load balancers can
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by a separate database, such as MySQL. Most of the services deployed for virtualization purposes in OpenStack exclusively store metadata in the long term; this includes Keystone (identity service), Neutron
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with a web server.
Nova
The computing component that takes care of starting, stopping, and controlling virtual machines.
Cinder
The block storage service provides virtual machines
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to be followed by a phase in which users learn through painful experience that their cloud-based data wasn’t totally secure after all.
In other words, today’s crop of SaaS applications offers virtually
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underpinnings. The basis is the Windows Virtual Computer Platform feature, which also provides the foundation for Hyper-V. Unlike Hyper-V, however, WSL does not rely on full virtualization, but on containers
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is that it serves up resources dynamically. If the user needs a large amount of power at the moment, they book a corresponding number of virtual machines (VMs). If they only need a fraction of these resources later
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providers protect their virtual environments from the vast array of attacks that can occur? How do they even find out that something is wrong? Many conventional solutions from the past no longer work
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involved weeks of lead time. The cloud provider must promise its customers that they will have access to virtually unlimited resources, which in turn means a huge amount of effort – both operationally
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DNS is when it stops working, such as when a website cannot be accessed because the responsible DNS server has crashed. In short: DNS is a fundamental prerequisite for virtually all other services
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stack and automatically leverage the available services. In this article, I consider the question of how clouds differ from traditional virtualization and how important these differences are for software
