Cluster Data Processing via Unique Identity Control
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing cluster computing technologies face resource overload and reduced processing performance due to the need for continuous network connection between external servers and cluster servers for data transmission, which consumes resources and impairs performance.
Innovation Solution
A cluster data processing method that uses a unique identity control system, where a controlling identity record is sent with data to an external server, allowing the cluster to route processed data back without maintaining continuous network connections, using control information within the identity record to ensure correct routing and server selection.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If continuous network connection is maintained between external server and cluster server for data transmission, then data routing accuracy is improved, but resource consumption increases and processing performance decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies preliminary action by embedding the controlling identity record (containing server identification information) into the data packet before transmission to the external server. This allows the cluster server to be identified and selected for receiving the processed data without maintaining continuous network connection, thus resolving the contradiction between routing accuracy and processing performance
Solution Approach 2:
The patent extracts the essential routing information (controlling identity record) from the continuous connection requirement. By taking out the server identification information and embedding it in the data packet, the system eliminates the need for continuous connection maintenance while preserving accurate routing capability
2Reliability
If continuous network connection is maintained between external server and cluster server, then data can be correctly returned to relevant server, but resource consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the essential routing information (controlling identity record) from the continuous connection requirement. By taking out the server identification information and embedding it in the data packet, the system eliminates the need for continuous connection maintenance while preserving accurate routing capability
Solution Approach 2:
The patent uses copying by creating a self-contained copy of the routing information (controlling identity record) within the data packet. This copy allows the external server to return processed data to the correct cluster server without needing to maintain or query active connections, reducing resource consumption while ensuring reliable delivery
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AI summary
A cluster data processing method and system based on a unique identity control without requiring continuous network connection between the servers in the cluster and an external computer. The cluster sends a first data containing a controlling identity record to the external computer. The controlling identity record includes a unique identity and a control information. A load-balancing device of the cluster receives from the external computer a second data, which contains a controlling identity record corresponding to that of the first data. The cluster routes the second data according to the control information in the controlling identity record of the second data. The disclosed method and system may help avoid the overload problem of server resources and prevent low performance caused by continuous network connection that has to be maintained between the cluster and external server (190) in existing technology.