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Number of nodes for sql clustering
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Number of nodes for sql clustering -
06-27-2008
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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Hi, i understand that the technology for clustering are N+1 or N+m. However, Can 1 deploy sql cluster nodes in odd numbers? Example, 3 nodes with active/active/passive or 5 nodes with 3 active/2 passive ?? |
3-node a/a/p -- you have 2 instances of SQL one running on node 1, one
running on node 2, none running on node 3
In this example you run a N+1 where N=2
Rgds,
Edwin.
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