microservers
Microservers represent a computing architecture that utilizes a large number of small, low-power, and often specialized processors instead of a few powerful, high-end CPUs. This approach contrasts with traditional monolithic server designs. Each microserver typically performs a single, specific task or a small set of related tasks, such as handling web requests, running a particular application, or managing data storage.
The core idea behind microservers is to distribute processing power across many individual units. This distribution
Furthermore, the specialized nature of some microservers allows for optimized performance for particular workloads. For instance,