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Web Service Scalability and Performance with Optimizing Intermediaries Scaling Web Services Scaling Web Services W3C Workshop on Web Services Mark Nottingham mnot@ W3C Workshop on Web Services Web Service Scalability and Performance with Optimizing Intermediaries Motivation Web Services need: – Scalability: handling increased load, while managing investment in providing service – Reliability: high availability – Performance: end-user perceived latency • Problems (and solutions) similar to those in scaling the Web infrastructure in general. W3C Workshop on Web Services Web Service Scalability and Performance with Optimizing Intermediaries Intermediary Solutions • Intermediaries can address Service Origin these needs by making a service available from a number of devices. • They can be deployed on behalf of the client (proxy) or server (surrogate/CDN). • We classify intermediaries into two broad categories: functional and optimizing. W3C Workshop on Web Services Web Service Scalability and Performance with Optimizing Intermediaries Functional Intermediaries • Make services available by taking responsibility for (parts of) them. • Typically, functional solutions execute service- specific code (and need to distribute and manage it). • If removed, service cannot be provided, because it performs meaningful processing on messages. W3C Workshop on Web Services Web Service Scalability and Performance with Optimizing Intermediar