👉 Weblogs computing, often referred to as WebLogic or more commonly in the context of Java EE and enterprise applications as WebLogic Server, is a distributed computing model that leverages web technologies to manage and process data. In this architecture, web applications are deployed as web services that expose functionalities over HTTP using Java-based web logs (logs) as their core components. Each log represents a server-side application instance, capable of handling requests from clients (typically web browsers) and processing transactions. The distributed nature of WebLogic allows for horizontal scaling, fault tolerance, and high availability through mechanisms like clustering, where multiple log instances work together to manage application state and ensure seamless operation even if individual components fail. This model is particularly suited for building scalable, enterprise-grade applications that require robust data processing and real-time interaction capabilities.
