any body want to give same explanation about clustering?
what is the advantage of clustering and the different with non clusterig?
sory if this topic dont related with this mailing :)
Depends on what type of clustering you are talking about. Usually people refer to "HA" (high availability) clustering. It is usually accomplished by having two boxes, one is a stanby,
It officially becomes an "HA Cluster" when you have an automated status monitoring system that initiates a failover process from a failed prinary server to the waiting backup server.
Sometimes people talk about a distributed processing cluster, I don't know much about these, but it basically means that you have a bunch of machines using high speed networking and they all work together to solve a problem. A very "loose" processing cluster is something kind of like "setiathome", places like high energy physics labs or large structure mechanical engineering simulations use distributed processing clusters.
-Ben.
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