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Avoiding the I/O Connectivity Meltdown Caused By Server Virtualization | |
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| Time: 09:52 EST/14:52 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Virtualized servers place new demands on the server I/O infrastructure. Because these servers run multiple applications, they require more network bandwidth and need more network connections to handle the increased data flows. And because all resources are shared among multiple applications, ensuring the performance and availability of critical apps becomes more complex. In traditional server environments these issues are resolved by resource segregation. Each server runs only one application, and each is provided with separate I/O resources. This ensures security as well as performance: servers are connected only to the needed networks and no others. These physically distinct networks isolate devices from intrusion threats, denial of service attacks, or application failures on other servers. | ||
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