Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to generating a modified web farm framework for routing web traffic based on similarities between web traffic requests. A computing platform may receive a request to establish a server connection to host a virtual workspace. The computing platform may identify a pod and a server within the pod with network capacity to host the virtual workspace. The computing platform may assign the virtual workspace to the pod and the server, and may generate a cookie indicating connection details associated with the virtual workspace. The computing platform may receive a consumer request to connect to the virtual workspace and may transmit the cookie to the consumer. The computing platform may monitor and analyze the server connection, and may modify the server assignment associated with the virtual workspace based on determining the server connection was lost and/or terminated.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to accessing and interacting with requested web content using a modified web farm framework. A computing platform may receive a consumer request to connect to a virtual workspace. The computing platform may parse the consumer request to identify a cookie that contains server connections details associated with the virtual workspace. The computing platform may transmit the cookie to the consumer and may receive, from the consumer, a request to connect to a pod and a server that host the virtual workspace. The computing platform may monitor a server connection between the consumer and the virtual workspace to determine whether the server connection was lost and/or terminated. Based on determining the server connection was lost and/or terminated, the computing platform may transmit a notification to the consumer indicating the same. The computing platform may receive, from the consumer, a request to initiate a server re-connection loop.

Abstract: A technology agnostic distributed publication subscription as a service (DPAAS) server-based environment is used as a wrapper for abstracting technology, protocol and/or vendor specific implementations of publication/subscriber functionality. Users may interface with the DPAAS system an application programming interface to connect and/or disconnect, subscribe and unsubscribe from different publication/subscriber services. Further, selection of underlined technology, protocol and/or other vendor specific solutions can be facilitated by leveraging a self-service onboarding portal. Applications register to the DPAAS, along with any underlying technologies used by the source service, so that communications may be seamless to the end user of the subscribing application. In doing so, the DPAAS solution is vendor, protocol, and/or technology independent.