November 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1488 pages
36h 35m
English
by Joe McGuire and Gurpreet Singh Bhasin
IN THIS CHAPTER
Distributed enterprise computing environments are comprised of many different physical and virtual resources, such as the network, the servers, as well as the application components running in the environment. Success is dependent on all of these resources working together at their most efficient capacity. A major strength of distributed computing environments is their capability to scale; however, as the number of resources increases, so does the number of possible points of failure.
To avert failure, system ...
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