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Does this type of clustering automatically provide for fault tolerance or better availability?

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Does this type of clustering automatically provide for fault tolerance or better availability?

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Yes and No. This kind of setup just provides an automated way to make configuration identical across the instances. For stateless (no state on the server) and state-safe (state saved in a persistent store) applications, this is sufficient (in conjunction with a hardware load balancer or web cache as a front-end). However such a setup is not sufficient for stateful application failover, and islands have to be defined. For more information on this, please see the Oracle9iAS documentation.

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