Re:Why Existing Databases (RAC) are So Breakable
by ponnap on Wednesday December 02, 2009 @11:09AM
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"Most existing database clustering solutions rely on a shared disk storage to maintain their cluster state, as can be seen in the diagram below."
In the case of RAC, although state is written to a file called 'voting disk', the actual state of the cluster is communicated through a high speed inter connect which is redundant. Only if the network connection(s) are down, state is exchanged through the 'voting disk'.
In the case of RAC, although state is written to a file called 'voting disk', the actual state of the cluster is communicated through a high speed inter connect which is redundant. Only if the network connection(s) are down, state is exchanged through the 'voting disk'.