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Siebel Deployment Planning Guide > High Availability Deployment Planning > About Resilient ProcessingResilient processing, also called distributed services, distributes server requests to multiple instances of batch-mode server components. The server requests for these components are typically message-based, so any instance of the component can process the request. If one instance of a component fails, then another instance can perform the task, thus providing resiliency. Multiple instances of the components can run on the same Siebel Server or on several Siebel Servers. Load balancing is about distributing workloads. Resilient processing is about providing redundancy. Resiliency also provides round-robin distribution of workloads to multiple instances of server components. Resilient processing makes more efficient use of hardware resources than server clustering. In addition, resilient processing does not require third-party clustering software. Where possible, use resilient processing instead of server clustering, or use them in combination. Resilient processing is the preferred method for providing high availability for the following server components:
Resilient processing uses two server components:
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