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by dc1
by matt5968
First fault tolerance move...
Have a fault tolerance server harware.
Build your server strong, that is double power supplies, UPS, Raid 5 (hardware) scsi controllers, 10.000 rpm scsi disk, double nic cards, ECC memory ready (the chip will turn to disable if it find a problem with the memory bank)
Once you complete this stage, and still thinking about a more strong scenario, it's time to move to a cluster solution, that is two identical hardwares (as previous mention) but with a special software, the fail over sofware. When one server fails, the other receives all the load. Your application should be "Cluster Aware" in order to work in this way.
More specific?, ask for it!
Hope it helps!!!
by matt5968
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