Monday, June 8, 2015

We were discussing Riverbed Operating System (RiOS) technical concepts. We now discuss the scalability of RiOS. The support for most network topology, no requirement to use tunnels, support for full mesh environments, no manual configuration, translates into broader scalability for large scale enterprises. Peering limits are nearly 4096 peers as compared to a few dozen with tunnel based solutions. In terms of throughput and connections, a RiOS device can support upto 40000 connections, optimizing traffic upto 10000 users. Clusters of devices can support upto one million concurrent connections and upto 4 Gigabits per second of throughput.
In terms of services, RiOS devices additionally provides customers with the capability to run software modules to run on the devices in a protected zone. By hosting the services and applications at the appliance, network level data interoperability is now available and this solution is called the Riverbed services platform. For example, The RSP helps customers by enabling branch services such as IP address management, video streaming and local print server. The RSP creates an extensible platform for multiple technology partners to deploy their services and applications without the need for dedicated servers and to deploy them at the edge. This ability to create a partition to host the RSP is done with the help of VMWare to provide a resource instance.
The RSP has additional capabilities such as the ability to add disk space without recreating RSP packages and the ability to put the RiOS appliance as a man-in-the-middle so that the interceptor based technologies can take full advantage of the RSP and the network.  In addition, RSP comes with a watchdog process that operates as a heartbeat to monitor each package and restart the Virtual Machines.
RiOS also provides an integrated local file server with support for disconnected operations and replication.Proxy File Service can improve performance by deferring current requests or permitting certain operations even if the WAN connectivity is disrupted.
#codingexercise

Double  GetNthRootProductOddRaisedPDividedQAndEvenRaisedPDividedQ (Double [] A,Double  p, Double q)

{


If ( A== null) return 0;


Return A.NthRootProductOddRaisedPDividedQAndEvenRaisedPDividedQ(p, q);


}

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