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DOCUMENTATION 》 TOFFEE-DataCenter Download :: TOFFEE-DATACENTER-1.2.2-1-portable

Download TOFFEE-DATACENTER-1.2.2-1-portable.tar.xz via Google Drive share:
platform independent (portable) source: TOFFEE-DATACENTER-1.2.2-1-portable.tar.xz

* Alternatively download from SOURCEFORGE project site.

* Here are the TOFFEE-DataCenter supported features.

TOFFEE-DataCenter a TOFFEE variant for Data Center applications: TOFFEE Data-Center (a variant of TOFFEE) is specifically meant for Data Center, Cluster Computing, HPC, SDN, VM applications. TOFFEE is built in Linux Kernel core. TOFFEE Data-Center will have basic minimal kernel module plus TOFFEE user-space components. The entire packet processing is done within user-space. And these modules can be spawned according to the load, and system's hardware capabilities. In a typical Gigabit system, you can have 10-100 such threads executing simultaneously. And if required based on the load, new threads can be spawned dynamically. With high-speed load balancing systems, you can build a complete WAN Optimization hardware cluster based on TOFFEE Data-Center variant. Here is an example of TOFFEE Data-Center deployment in which TOFFEE Data-Center is deployed in single or in multiple servers with optional load-balancers.
TOFFEE-DataCenter WAN Optimization

* Here are the TOFFEE-DataCenter supported features.

* Update: 6-Apr-2017: Here are some of the screenshots of TOFFEE-DataCenter deployed in a powerful Dual CPU Dell Server with Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5645 @ 2.40GHz.

* To know more about the project kindly refer TOFFEE-Datacenter Documentation, News and Updates HERE.


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