Non-clustered high availability system technical solutions

Author: Steve Russell
Publisher: China Astronaut Publishing House
Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This book is highly practical for users of servers in various industries, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, as it helps them optimize the availability of hardware and software. It is also a reference book for teaching, self-study, and library collections in higher education institutions and research institutes. The book provides an alternative solution for users who do not have the conditions to adopt cluster technology. IBM servers integrate multiple functions in the form of standard or optional components, ensuring that the server can still operate normally when a subsystem component fails. Advanced management features also help users take preventive measures before the server fails. The book details the availability technologies adopted by servers and teaches users how to use these technologies to maximize server reliability. The book is divided into 7 chapters, as follows:
Chapter 1: Introduction to Availability;
Chapter 2: Availability Management Tools;
Chapter 3: Overview of Hardware Availability;
Chapter 4: Availability of Disk Subsystems;
Chapter 5: How Networking Hardware Enhances Availability;
Chapter 6: Operation of Various Operating Systems;
Chapter 7: Other Measures to Improve Availability.