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'''Extreme transaction processing''' ('''XTP''') is an exceptionally demanding form of [[transaction processing]]. Transactions of 10,000 concurrent accesses (500 transaction per second) or more would require this form of processing.{{Citation needed|date=January 2010}} |
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==Description== |
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XTP applications are designed, developed, deployed, managed, and maintained on [[computer clusters]] and/or distributed [[grid computing]] networks. |
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As a result, XTP applications feature vast improvements in: |
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* performance |
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* scalability |
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* availability |
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* security |
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* manageability |
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* dependability |
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These applications generate orders of magnitude more transactions than those created by traditional [[transaction processing system]]s because of their wider (often multi-enterprise, national and global) reach. |
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==Methodology== |
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{{Empty section|date=July 2010}} |
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==See also== |
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* [[Computer cluster]] |
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* [[Complex event processing]] |
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* [[Distributed computing]] |
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* [[Distributed transaction processing]] |
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* [[Grid computing]] |
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* [[Java EE]] |
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* [[.NET Framework]] |
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* [[Transaction processing]] |
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* [[Transaction Processing Performance Council]] |
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[[Category:Transaction processing]] |
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[[ru:Экстремальная обработка транзакций]] |
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