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| 64bit Engine/32 GB Memory |
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The JAGUAR5000 supports a 64-bit operating kernel, which can utilize up to 32GB of memory. The larger the memory, the more objects can be cached. This leads to improved throughput and dramatically reduces response time. This high capacity directly affects the disk capacity for cache servers. As a result, a relatively small number of JAGUAR5000 servers can replace a larger number of web server clusters |
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| Terabytes Disk |
| As data centers grow and the traffic of large scale portals and shopping malls increase, large caching storage will be required. In addition, the popularity of multimedia sites creates additional performance latencies and bottlenecking due to the large multimedia files being accessed and transferred. The JAGUAR5000 solves these problems by utilizing WCOS technology and allowing multimedia content to be processed and cached efficiently in terabyte disks. |
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| A Million of Concurrent Connections |
The JAGUAR5000 can support sudden surges of over a million concurrent connections caused by extraordinary events. At the same time the JAGUAR5000 can protect web servers from SYN attack/ denial of service (DoS) by acting as a large buffer.
Similarly the JAGUAR3000 can manage approximate 200,000 concurrent connections between clients and servers. |
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| Connection Management |
| The JAGUAR product has a highly effective connection management system due to its superior specifications and the MCT technology. The JAGUAR uses the persistent connection of the HTTP 1.1 to both clients and original servers. Connections with original servers are minimized and efficiently utilized resulting in optimal workload of the original web server. |
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JAGUAR - Introduction
