Modelo de red de servidores distribuidos para optimizar los procesos en una empresa de servicios digitales basado en máquinas virtuales

Abstract

Virtual machine are used to manage two or more operating systems within a single piece of hardware; conversely, without virtualization, managing two or more operating systems requires two or more physical drives. Virtualization supports the operation of multiple applications within the same server at the same time, this helps to lower the cost and increases the efficiency of activities. The general problems that physical machines have are: hardware configuration errors, discontinuation of configuration files, dust interference, temperature interference, among others. The overall goal is to design a distributed server infrastructure model to improve compute application processes in a virtual machine-based digital services enterprise. A so-called "JERVIS Server Infrastructure Virtualization Model" was proposed that optimizes the company's IT transactionality in terms of availability of digital services, the use of a front-end server redirects transaction requests to the appropriate IT application, and the two back-end servers receive the corresponding request. The model maintains twelve databases and seven computer applications distributed on the two front-end servers.