My user base is distributed around the world and as such performance of accessing the Confluence server has been great for the employees in offices in the same geographic region of the DC where we host the servers, but as you would expect, as the distance increases, the speed pages (especially heavy pages with lots of plugins etc become very slow and painful for the users and understandably becomes a hated tool for them to use).
I have seen that there are the data center clustering licenses so that we can run multiple nodes (and the documentation indicates that the DB and file storage can be clustered also.
My question is if we can setup to have an active/active cluster across 2 sites on different sides of the world? Each site having a DB and file storage that replicates with application nodes that connect to the local DB and storage.
So I can then use a geo location service to point users to their local instance and provide good performance.
