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customer might want to add a load-balancing function and multiple application
servers.
2.2.4 Reviewing product mappings
The last step in defining the network structure for the application is to correlate
real products with one or more runtime nodes. The Patterns Web site shows
each Runtime pattern with products that have been tested in that capacity. The
product mappings are oriented toward a particular platform. However, it is more
likely that the customer will have a variety of platforms involved in the network. In
this case, you can mix and match product mappings (depends on the supported ...
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