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  • A physical layout view of how GenSZAI Enterprise works
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GenSZAI Enterprise Edition

A GenSZAI Distributed Architecture approach can handle the largest of any SmartZone or OmniLink deployments. It is fault tolerant with redundant machines, as well as tolerant of network outages at any point in the enterprise. The only limit on the amount of online data that can be stored is the amount of available hard disk space.

Each design of GenSZAI Enterprise is solely contingent on a system's call volume. Quantity of sites is not an important factor. A system's call volume determines the amount of hard disk storage needed as well as processing power. Through extensive internal and field testing, we have found that the CPUs in this design are mostly "coasting." This requires network pre-planning to be sure that all of the proper links from the zone sites to the operations center are adequate and in place. Contact Genesis for configuration planning assistance.

Benefits

  • Cost-effective hardware requirements
    • Low cost Reader at each zone
    • Medium cost Data Processor machine at a centralized location
    • Single high end data Storage Warehouse
  • Capable of being utilized on 3 zones
  • Capable of load balancing with additional servers
  • Data buffering in case of network outages
  • Single query can look at an entire OmniLink

Seriously Wicked Data Processing

Each GenSZAI Data Processor machine can handle up to 6000 packets per minute (with our recommended hardware configuration). Typically, ATIA streams deliver an average of 800-900 packets per minute. The theoretical maximum is 3,000 PPM. The Data Processor features a small local queue to handle variations in traffic. In the event of loss of connectivity with the Database Server, it will tell the GenSZAI Reader to stop sending packets and the major buffering will happen at the reader.