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About this paper
Siddique Abubakr Muntaka, Edward Danso Ansong, Benjamin Yankson, Oliver Kornyo, Faiza Hussein, Mohammed Nadhir Muntaka, Joshua Dagadu, Prince Clement Addo and 4 more
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology introduce iHAC, a hybrid cluster architecture integrating active-active and active-passive principles. Simulation results show iHAC reduces HTTP page response time by over 40% compared to traditional active-active setups, improving system responsiveness and resource utilization.
Key insights
- A hybrid HA architecture can effectively combine the strengths of active-active and active-passive models, leveraging resource efficiency and reliable failover.
- Intelligent load balancing and dynamic resource allocation are crucial for optimizing performance in hybrid high-availability systems.
- Simulation-based design science methodology offers a practical approach to evaluate complex distributed systems before real-world deployment, allowing for performance analysis in controlled environments.
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