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This paper analyzes quantitatively the impact of the load balance scheduling algorithms and the locality scheduling algorithms on the performance of Web cluster servers, and brings forward the Adaptive_LARD algorithm. Compared with the representative LARD algorithm, the advantages of the Adaptive_LARD are that: (1) it adjusts load distribution among the back-ends through the idea of load balancing to avoid learning steps in the LARD algorithm and reinforce its adaptability; (2) by distinguishing between TCP connections accessing disks and those accessing cache memory, it can estimate the impact of different connections on the back-ends' load more precisely. Performance evaluations suggest that the proposed method outperforms the LARD algorithm by up to 14.7%.