Extreme transaction processing
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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]
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XTP applications are designed, developed, deployed, managed, and maintained on computer clusters and/or distributed grid computing networks. As a result, XTP applications feature vast improvements in:
- performance
- scalability
- availability
- security
- manageability
- dependability
These applications generate orders of magnitude more transactions than those created by traditional transaction processing systems because of their wider (often multi-enterprise, national and global) reach.
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