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Clustering self-hosted

Benjamin McCror
Benjamin McCrory June 24, 2015

Going the self-hosting route and have two Supermicro servers I'll be building soon.We need some type of redundancy in-case the other server fails and need minimal down time.Just looking for documentation on this topic and I thought I would ask the question here first.

 

Any help/guidance would be appreciated.

 

Thanks.

 

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June 24, 2015

Won't work with active-active.  Either setup active-passive, or look at Data Centre.

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June 25, 2015

I'd definitely try it with Data Center first, instead of reinventing the wheel.

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Benjamin McCror
Benjamin McCrory June 25, 2015

I'd don't think Data Center is an affordable option for us. With NIC comment above, I feel a 'active-passive' setup with some level of synchronization would be okay, as the amount of downtime would be decreased dramatically to restoring from a backup. Maybe I should re-title my question...

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