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I just read a Oracle white-paper titled "Designing Highly Available
Databases". It made mention of a Oracle product called HA Server which
sounds something like enhanced version of OPS. Anybody know anything about
it?
From white-paper:
Oracle HA-Server
System faults, which can be handled by local failover, are the most likely
types of interruptions most customers will experience. To provide the
required levels of availability, Oracle is offering a special high
availability integrated database server configuration. This configuration is
built on clustered servers, running Oracle8 or Oracle8i with the Oracle
Parallel Server. This configuration has been engineered to provide the
fastest failover, and has undergone a battery of tests in Oracle's high
availability lab, to ensure proper actions are taken in all failure
scenarios. The offering includes enhanced database monitors, that have been
integrated with systems vendor's cluster infrastructure software to
correctly detect and automatically recover from faults and hangs that
previously required manual intervention. Figure 4 below details the major
components of Oracle's high availability server configuration.
Received on Tue Feb 08 2000 - 22:48:47 CST