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What is LVS?

LVS (Linux Virtual Server) is a load balancing solution built into the Linux kernel. It enables building highly scalable and available network services, such as web servers, mail servers, or other TCP/UDP-based applications, by distributing requests among multiple real servers. It is commonly used to provide high availability and scalability for web applications and other network services.

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What other technologies are related to LVS?

LVS Competitor Technologies

ICV

ICV (Integrated Circuit Verification) tools provide LVS functionality, thus they are competitors to other LVS tools.

mentioned alongside LVS in 13% (94) of relevant job posts

Calibre

Calibre, from Siemens EDA, provides LVS functionality, making it a competitor to other LVS tools.

mentioned alongside LVS in 5% (215) of relevant job posts

PVS

PVS is a physical verification system that includes LVS functionality, therefore it is a competitor.

mentioned alongside LVS in 6% (81) of relevant job posts

LVS Complementary Technologies

DRC

Design Rule Checking (DRC) is complementary to LVS, as both are essential steps in the physical verification of an integrated circuit design.

mentioned alongside LVS in 68% (923) of relevant job posts

ERC

Electrical Rule Checking (ERC) is complementary to LVS. They are both verification steps, but ERC focuses on electrical issues while LVS focuses on layout connectivity.

mentioned alongside LVS in 83% (584) of relevant job posts

CALIBRE DRC

Calibre DRC is a specific implementation of Design Rule Checking (DRC). Calibre DRC tool is complementary to LVS, as both are essential steps in the physical verification of an integrated circuit design.

mentioned alongside LVS in 90% (301) of relevant job posts