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January 19th, 2011
SuperGIS Server 3 Supports Load Balancing Mechanism

SuperGIS Server 3 is a set of map server software enabling enterprises to create, manage, and integrate various GIS services in the centralized server architecture. Therefore, types of spatial data, imagery, and GIS services can be applied as GIS services to desktop, mobile, and web applications. As a result, the ideal workflow can be created to enhance the enterprise decision-making and optimize productivity. However, the increased services and enlarged requirements from client users may make the single server overload, lengthen the web response time, and even result in web service breakdown. To solve the problem effectively, load balancing mechanism plays an essential role in the entire hardware architecture. Read More