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Autonomous load balance system for distributed servers using active objects

We have implemented an autonomous load balancing system for distributed servers using the active object model. This system consists of distributed servers. Each server has a load balancer which monitors the server load, and controls the load, communicating with other load balancers. Distributed load balancers communicate in a peer-to-peer way, and a client/server model is not suitable, the active object model is very suitable. Therefore we have implemented a Java library "CAPE" for implementing peer-to-peer based distributed active object systems. Using the CAPE library, the load balancing system can be implemented nicely.