Cluster 3.2 Zones to run in Multiple-Masters or Failover
[221 byte] By [yacovbma] at [2007-11-27 6:20:11] 
What are the advantages (Or disadvantages ) to configure Zones in the Cluster 3.2 as faileover or Multiple-Masters.If it is multiple-Masters Oracle Binaries should be installed in local storage?Thanks
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It depends on your service as to whether you can even make them multi-master. For example, a single Oracle database can only be a fail-over service. There is no way it can be made multi-master, unless I suppose it was some very strange read-only database.
However, services such as directory servers (DS) or web servers can be architected to be multi-master. IIRC, the usual DS configuration is to have two replicated, multi-master DS fronting the back-end DS 'database'.
Regards,
Tim
Tim.Reada at 2007-7-12 17:35:12 >
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