Mikhail Koveshnikov
ABSTRACT
This paper describes implementation and introducing of lock manager to hosting management product as an aspect of scalability the product from single server to multi-server environment. Main goal of the lock manager is controll on access to shared resources. There are also presented a review of existing solutions, which are analyzed by several criteria and major features. This paper also includes results of performance tests of lock manager implementation, description of architecture and prototype of an application based on the lock manager, which demonstrates main usage scenarios.
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- Lock Manager for Own Products
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