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Oracle Solaris Cluster Geographic Edition Overview Oracle Solaris Cluster 4.1 |
1. Introduction to Geographic Edition Software
2. Key Concepts for Geographic Edition
3. Geographic Edition Architecture
Geographic Edition Software Environment
Geographic Edition Hardware Environment
Data Replication Configuration
You can use a campus cluster for the primary cluster and a secondary cluster for disaster recovery, which creates a three-site or three–data–center (3DC) configuration of primary, backup, and disaster recovery sites.
There are two ways to perform 3DC replication:
Use volume-manager mirroring within the campus cluster. Use Sun Availability Suite or application-based replication, such as Oracle Data Guard or MySQL software replication, to the disaster recovery site.
Use storage-based replication within the campus cluster, such as EMC Symmetrix Remote Data Facility. Use application-based replication, such as Oracle Data Guard or MySQL software to replicate the application from the campus cluster to a disaster recovery site.
You cannot create a daisy chain of Geographic Edition pairs (for example, London-Paris-Rome) for the same managed application.
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