High Availability (HA) simply refers to a quality of a system to operate continuously without failure for a long period of time. HA solutions can be implemented using hardware and/or software, and one of
Hi folks. This time I thought of answering one of our readers (Danielle) question asked in the comments, in detail because you might also have faced this problem when there’s a clustered environment on
Hello folks. First of all, my apologies for the delay of the last part of this cluster series. Let’s get on to work without getting any more delayed. As we many of you have
In the previous two guides, we’ve discussed how to install cluster, creating a cluster and adding nodes to the cluster, also we’ve studied how cluster.conf appears to be after the necessary configurations are done.
Hi all. Before we start the second part, let’s review about what we have done in Part 01. In Part 01 of this clustering series, we’ve discussed about clustering technique and in which cases
Hi all, this time I decided to share my knowledge about Linux clustering with you as a series of guides titled “Linux Clustering For a Failover Scenario“. Following are the 4-article series about Clustering