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What is high availability clustering used for?
High availability cluster is also known as HA Clusters or Failover Clusters. They are generally used to provide high availability of services which the cluster provides.
Advantages and disadvantages of clustering?
Advantages: • High performance • Large capacity • High availability • Incremental growth Disadvantages: • Complexity • Inability to recover from database corruption
Where can I go to get more information on high availability clustering?
You can read more about that on www.linuxjournal.com/article/4344. The article is a reliable article from Linux Journal.
What is the meaning of high availability clustering?
High availability clusters are groups of computers built by installing the same application software on more than one server and then connecting them onto a single base, so that if one component fails another can quickly take it's place.
What is the benefit of using clustering in your enterprise data management scheme?
Scalability and Redundancy. Load balancing and increasing availability.
Systems design considerations that influence complex system availability and recovery?
Equipment used, equipment deployment configuration, redundancy, fail over, clustering.
What do you mean clustering in NSTP?
Type your answer here... clustering?
Types of clustering algorithm?
Clustering algorithms may be classified as listed below:Exclusive ClusteringOverlapping ClusteringHierarchical ClusteringProbabilistic Clustering
How do engineers make skyscrapes strong enough to withstand earthquakes high wind and severe changes in temperature?
By clustering steel collumns and beams in the skyscraper's core. By clustering steel collumns and beams in the skyscraper's core.
What has the author Clive Lawson written?
Clive Lawson has written: 'Territorial clustering and high-technology innovation'
What are the required levels of integrity and availability for a MAC I system?
A high level of integrity and a high level of availability
What are the difference between clustering and cross enrollment?
what are the difference between clustering and cross enrollment
