Distributed Fault-tolerant Platform for Web Applications

Web applications are software applications, services or microservices that runs on a remote server. The problem of downtime for web application is important and in some cases, is critical for business. Nowadays, cluster solutions are often used to provide fault-tolerance for applications. But these...

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Main Authors: Rovnyagin, Mikhail M., Sinelnikov, Dmitry M., Odintsev, Viktor V., Varykhanov, Sergey S.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Conferences
docker
Fault tolerance
Fault tolerant systems
message broker' Apache Kafka
Microservice architectures
Protocols
proxy
Software
Web services
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Summary:Web applications are software applications, services or microservices that runs on a remote server. The problem of downtime for web application is important and in some cases, is critical for business. Nowadays, cluster solutions are often used to provide fault-tolerance for applications. But these solutions don't solve the problem of downtime if all instances of application are down. This paper presents a complex approach to provide fault-tolerance for web applications even if all instances of applications in the cluster are down. The approach is based on long-polling and request queueing methods. In this work Apache Kafka and Google Protocol Buffers has been used as the core for the fault-tolerant platform.
ISSN:2376-6565
DOI:10.1109/EIConRus49466.2020.9039529