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Web Server Transaction Processing and Predictions for the Future

Explore the capabilities of web servers in transaction processing, leveraging protocols like HTTP and ODBC for efficient performance. Learn about the future trends in TP with Microsoft, Netscape, Oracle, and others unifying technologies.

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Web Server Transaction Processing and Predictions for the Future

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  1. Transaction Processing Jim Gray Microsoft Research http://www.research.Microsoft.com/~Gray

  2. What’s New in TP? • The Internet • commerce, • HTTP standard • Web servers are app servers • Objects • DCOM, CORBA+OpenDoc • Mobile Agents • Java or VB (script or language) • Commodity • MTS plugNplay CD with nano manual

  3. 7,000 Web clients HTTP IIS = Web Pool of DBC links ODBC SQL Can Web Servers Do TP? • All Microsoft TPC benchmarks done with Web server (IIS) as TP monitor. • Uses HTTP as wire protocol, ODBC as local protocol • Gets GREAT! Performance (~2KtpmC/cpu)

  4. Objects! • Desktop development • Drag & Drop deployment • Scripting work flows with VBScript or JavaScript • Server shell does all the voodoo • configure • load balance • authenticate/authorize • thread pool

  5. Prediction: The next big event • Microsoft, Netscape, Oracle, and others will unify • ORBS and • Web Servers and • TP monitors • Stored procedures (TP lite) • Results will be “rough” at first, but they will mature quickly

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