Tag: high availability
OpenStack gets high availability through Platform9 to rival VMware
Cloud infrastructure provider Platform9 has announced that OpenStack users will now get high availability capability on their deployments. This new support comes to both...
A Peek Into Storage Solutions
Open source storage is similar to all other commercial storage products and can fulfill business needs like building Storage Area Network or Network-Attached Storage,...
An Introduction to Hadoop and Big Data Analysis
Hadoop has become a central platform to store big data through its Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) as well as to run analytics on...
Here’s How You Can Choose the Right Database For Your Business!
Choosing a database is a long term decision and altering that decision later can be a difficult and expensive proposition. So, IT managers need...
CodeSport
Over the next few columns, we will continue our discussion on data storage systems and look at how they are evolving to cater to...
NewSQL — The New Way to Handle Big Data
Big data, big data, big data! This term has been dominating information management for a while, leading to enhancements in systems, primarily databases, to...
Postgres-XC — A PostgreSQL Clustering Solution
What started with a simple relational database system, is expanding its horizons by developing new technology that satiates the ever-increasing need for more data...
Building A Highly Available Nginx Reverse-Proxy Using Heartbeat
Last month we discussed how to set up a highly available cluster of Web servers that are load balanced using nginx. One shortcoming in that set-up was the reverse-proxy server itself, which on crashing, will cause the entire Web server cluster to go down. Therefore, we would need to build high-availability in the reverse-proxy server itself.
Building A Highly-Available Web Server Cluster
Getting started with nginx, a powerful HTTP Web server/reverse proxy and IMAP/POP3 reverse proxy.
