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Oracle Solaris Cluster Overview |
1. Introduction to Oracle Solaris Cluster
2. Key Concepts for Oracle Solaris Cluster
Features and Benefits of a Zone Cluster
Cluster Configuration Repository
Shared Devices, Local Devices, and Device Groups
How Oracle Solaris Cluster Uses Shared Devices
Description of a Resource Type
Description of a Resource Group
Description of a Failover Data Service
Description of a Scalable Data Service
Description of a Parallel Application
Visualization of System Resource Usage
The cluster interconnect is the physical configuration of devices that are used to transfer cluster-private communications and data service communications between Oracle Solaris hosts in the cluster.
Redundant interconnects enable operations to continue over the surviving interconnects while system administrators isolate failures and repair communication. The Oracle Solaris Cluster software detects, repairs, and automatically re-initiates communication over a repaired interconnect.
For more information, see Cluster-Interconnect Components.
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