Horizontal Cluster
Horizontal clustering is a process that distributes complex highly loaded applications across multiple server nodes, enhancing performance and availability. Its primary function is to facilitate support of an extensive number of devices and users, as well as their associated data processing, via efficient horizontally scalable app architecture.
This technology also offers transparent server-agnostic (a.k.a. “serverless”) access to cluster resources according to user access rights. While the cluser is automatically dispersing resources among various nodes, users can access them as if they were on a single server.
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