Deployment of a fault-tolerant videoconferencing server for a virtualization-based judicial system

Abstract

Objective.  The article discusses the issue of creating an infrastructure solution that allows, on the basis of modern information technologies, to organize a fault-tolerant videoconferencing server in the judicial system. The choice of technologies was determined by the need to use a video conferencing server in multi-user mode, as well as the convenience and ease of administration. The use of virtualization for the videoconferencing server will allow flexible functioning of both the system as a whole and all its components, isolate the use of resources, and configure monitoring to monitor the behavior of the system. The advantage of the solution presented in the article is its cost, which will be expressed only in the presence of a server grouping or its lease (instead of a monthly or annual fee to commercial organizations). Also, the advantages include the presence of an engineer of an average level of preparedness in the staff structure of the organization.