The automatic switching to a redundant or standby computer server, system, hardware component or network upon the failure or abnormal termination of the previously active application, server, system, hardware component, or network.
Can someone provide a straightforward (but not simpler than possible) explanation of a transaction as applied to computing (even if …
database concurrency transactions theory failoverHere's my scenario (designed by my predecessor): Two Apache servers serving reverse proxy duty for a number of mixed backend …
apache load-balancing detection reverse-proxy failoverDoes anyone know how to determine the active node of a SQL Active-Passive Failover Cluster programmatically from T-SQL? @@SERVERNAME only …
sql-server tsql failoverAccording to my reading on jboss documentation it says, We define high availability as the ability for the system to …
cluster-computing replication high-availability failover downtimeI'm currently developing a project supported on a WebLogic clustered environment. I've successfully set up the cluster, but now I …
weblogic load-balancing cluster-computing failoverWhat would be the best way to replicate individual DB tables from a Master postgresql server to a slave machine? …
postgresql replication rsync failoverI have 3 servers set up for SQL mirroring and automatic failover using a witness server. This works as expected. Now …
sql-server connection-string failover mirroringWhat's the difference between failover and disaster recovery?
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