Re: Database Load Balancing?

Thanks for the site. After this morning's reading it looks like iAS on multiple nodes running against a multi-instance Oracle database with a fast RAID setup for the datafiles might work both in terms of load balancing and eliminating any single point of failure. But I'll keep reading.

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> Look at http://www.redhillnetworks.com for information on load
> balancing. You can check out the White papers and Product Matrix.
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> Good luck!
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> In article <11bd4f90.8e0d58ba_at_usw-ex0108-063.remarq.com>,
> Van Messner <vmessnerNOvmSPAM_at_discovernet.com.invalid> wrote:
> > The sysadmins told me they'd like a setup where multiple
> > copies of an identical database would be accessed depending on
> > which copy currently had the lightest load.
> > I've heard of load balancing on application servers but not on
> > multiple database servers. Neither replication nor parallel
> > server would seem to provide what the sysadmins want.
> > Does Oracle have a multiple database solution such as they
> > describe?
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Received on Sat Jul 08 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT