Cluster Server Veritas

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Veritas Cluster Server, the industry's leading open systems clustering solution, is ideal for reducing planned and unplanned downtime, facilitating server consolidation, and effectively managing a wide range of applications in heterogeneous environments. With support for up to 32 node clusters, Veritas Cluster Server features the power and flexibility to protect everything from a single critical database instance, to the largest, globally dispersed, multi-application clusters. Increasing automation, providing features to test production disaster recovery plans without disruption, and offering intelligent workload management allow cluster administrators to maximize resources by moving beyond reactive recovery to proactive management of application availability.

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Veritas Cluster Server Overview

Veritas Cluster Server eliminates both planned and unplanned downtime, simplifies server consolidation, and effectively manages a wide range of applications in heterogeneous environments. Powerful, open systems tools equip you to protect everything from a single, critical database instance to large multi-application clusters in networked storage environments. Veritas Cluster Server supports 2 to 32-node clusters in SAN and client/server environments. Cluster administrators can maximize resources and proactively focus on availability and performance by implementing increased automation and intelligent workload management.

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Future of Veritas Server Clustering

One of the major revelations made by Veritas is the decision to bifurcate its clustering line into two separate products. In mid-2005, Veritas plans to introduce a product currently named Next Generation Cluster. This software will be more of a product suite rather than a single software package. Veritas plans to take its current Cluster Server software and then add in bits of its OpForce provisioning technology and Ejasent performance tuning technology. Customers should be able to move software from server to server in a much more fluid way than in the past. In addition, it could help customers increase the utilization of their servers - which helps lower hardware costs - while still maintaining a high-levels of availability and performance.

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