Modified Web Farm Framework Routing Similar Requests
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current web traffic routing protocols fail to reduce network latency and do not effectively identify or route similar web traffic requests to specific web servers, leading to increased transmission delays.
Innovation Solution
A modified web farm framework that monitors web traffic to identify web servers with low volumes and assigns them to host virtual workspaces, generating cookies for connection details and updating them when necessary to ensure efficient routing of similar requests.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If web traffic is routed through a single backplane, then web servers can communicate with each other, but network latency increases causing transmission delays
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the monolithic backplane routing architecture into multiple distributed routing components. Each web server group has its own routing mechanism, eliminating the single-point bottleneck. The load balancer divides traffic routing into multiple independent paths, allowing simultaneous communication without centralized contention.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a new dimensional approach by implementing multi-dimensional routing criteria beyond simple backplane connectivity. The system uses geographic location, network address, proximity to data centers, and server pod assignments as additional routing dimensions, creating a multi-layered routing architecture that reduces latency through optimized path selection.
2Ease of operation
If current web traffic routing protocols are used, then computing devices can establish connections to web servers, but similar web traffic requests are not routed to specific web servers efficiently
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements feedback mechanisms where the load balancer continuously monitors web traffic patterns, server performance metrics, and request similarities. This feedback loop enables dynamic routing decisions, adjusting traffic distribution based on real-time conditions. The system learns from past routing outcomes and optimizes future routing decisions accordingly.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent changes routing parameters from static, protocol-based rules to dynamic, similarity-based parameters. The system analyzes request characteristics, identifies similar web traffic patterns, and routes them to optimally performing web servers based on multiple varying parameters including server load, geographic proximity, and historical performance data.
3Speed
If web servers are distributed across different data centers, then computing devices can connect to nearby servers, but routing similar requests through different servers increases transmission delays
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the selection criteria for initial server connection with the routing criteria for subsequent requests. By combining geographic proximity considerations with request similarity analysis, the system ensures that both connection establishment and request routing prioritize the same optimization goals, reducing overall transmission time.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent performs preliminary analysis of web traffic request similarities before routing decisions are made. The load balancer pre-processes incoming requests to identify similar patterns and pre-determines optimal server assignments based on current system state, rather than making routing decisions reactively after connections are established.
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AI summary
Aspects of the disclosure relate to generating a modified web farm framework for routing web traffic based on similarities between web traffic requests. A computing platform may receive a request to establish a server connection to host a virtual workspace. The computing platform may identify a pod and a server within the pod with network capacity to host the virtual workspace. The computing platform may assign the virtual workspace to the pod and the server, and may generate a cookie indicating connection details associated with the virtual workspace. The computing platform may receive a consumer request to connect to the virtual workspace and may transmit the cookie to the consumer. The computing platform may monitor and analyze the server connection, and may modify the server assignment associated with the virtual workspace based on determining the server connection was lost and/or terminated.