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the virtual IP addresses then distribute requests to the multiple application
servers, each running their own copy of Ngnix and Tungsten Connector.
Design Tracker as an application is widely used and is now a key
component of our DMTA cycle. We work constantly to tighten integration
of it with other in-house systems. Our users provide a constant stream of
enhancement requests, which serve to make Design Tracker better. As we
progress we now have a platform that can accommodate our current and
future needs.

12.6 Acknowledgements

Design Tracker has been made possible by the efforts and funding of the
computational chemistry groups at Alderley Park with notable contributions
from Richard Hall, Huw Jones, Graeme Robb, David Buttar, Sandra
McLaughlin, David Cosgrove, Andrew Grant and Oliver Böcking.

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