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Questions tagged [high-availability]

High availability is an architectural consideration often involving degrees of redundancy to insure availability in case of system or component failure.

High availability is an architectural consideration often involving degrees of redundancy to insure availability in case of system or component failure. Highly available systems are commonly implemented in situations where the risk outweighs the cost.

Best practices such as change control, standardized procedures, and monitoring can also enable high availability.

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High Available service - IP/DNS single point of failure

I'm looking for High Available solution for websites and already find Kubernates , Docker Swarm ... but all these things should balance only webserver , db and other running service in the cluster. But what about the IP addresses DNS. Let's assume…
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Whats your High availability strategy for Nagios XI?

I have one Nagios XI server monitoring many hosts in multiple data centers. Now I want to setup DR in another datacenter for my primary Nagios XI. Whats the best way to do this? Please share your experience and suggestions. My research and…
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How many drives can fail in an Xserve RAID in RAID 0+1?

I’m torn between what I know (or think I do) and what Apple’s documentation states. The hypothetical setup I’m considering is what is described as RAID 0+1 in Apple’s documentation for the Xserve RAID, which usually means a mirror of two striped…
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HAProxy / Heartbeat - multiple floating IPs

I have successfully PoC'd the use of two HAProxy servers w/ heartbeat to load balance traffic between two squid servers with pass through Kerberos authentication in our shared services office. I've been exploring the idea of separating internal load…
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Tool/formula for calculating overall availability of a cluster when adding/removing nodes

I'm trying to find common methods for calculating overall system availability when the app runs on a cluster and the app isn't fault tolerant. I.E. If any one node of the cluster is down, the app fails. When incrementing linearly from 1, I can…
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SQL Server Failover Clustering (4 nodes)

I think I was able to convince my cow-erkers that jamming all the databases on one server is a good idea. So, our setup will be something like this: Production - SQL 2014 Enterprise Standby - SQL 2014 (with automatic failover from Production) (I…
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One big server or multiple small?

I run an ad network with about 10 million visits per month. It is very likely that this rate will increase to 50 million in the next 6 months. What is the best way wo scale hardware? Currently I am using a Digitalocean droplet with 8 GB Ram and 4…
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How does HA / failover work?

Let's say we have ten servers, each one has a copy of stateless application. user enters address in a browser / client program. dns server returns a list of ip (however many people say that dns should not be used to provide HA, especially for…
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XenServer High Availability

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried to setup HA-like functionality without paying for the Essentials Package using XenServer. I love XenServer but would rather not fork over $2.5k per server for the Essentials Package. Also, is the HA that…
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How can I deal with failures when connecting to a MySQL cluster?

Our company has created two MySQL servers that are kept in synch using a master-master strategy. The two-machine cluster is managed using crmsh. This is only a high-availability cluster, meaning that one MySQL server is being sent data at a time,…
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Never miss a HTTP post

I have a webservice that have a couple of "machine" clients connected to it that does HTTP post with data once in a while. The nature of the service is that I cant allow the service to loose a single incomming request. However I do experience that…
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What FLOSS linux software should I use for high-availability on an FTP server on vmware?

I don't mean this as an opinion-based question. I want to know if my assumption is correct to use a network-oriented tool (keepalived) as opposed to a cluster-oriented tool (heartbeat) in a scenario where I want to have several linux FTP servers…
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Setup Galera Cluster with two servers

Can I Create Gallera Cluster with two servers ?? Actually I have 6 servers: 2 Server for Load Balancer 2 Server for Apache Or anyone here can suggest me how to create High Availability Web Server with 6 servers? Thanks
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What software should I use for fault tolerence/high availability for 2 servers

What are some of the industry standard enterprise software to allow fail-over or swap-over between 2 servers? E.g., if 1 server goes down(due to connection or power, etc), the other kicks in either immediately, or after a certain time of like a few…
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domain redirecting/forwarding during server shutdown temporary

I rack my brain how could I solve the following issue: my website/server needs to be available all the time, so just few minutes downtime could be critical I would run a separate server (server number 2) in parallel in case of…
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