Efficient resource balancing through indirection

Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Data integrity – Statistics maintenance

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ABSTRACT:
A method for locating a resource involves maintaining a capacity object configured to store server information for a plurality of servers, transmitting a resource request from a client to an indirection server comprising the capacity object, selecting one of the plurality of servers to service the resource request using server associated with the capacity object to obtain a selected server, and redirecting the resource request from the indirection server to the selected server.

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