
Microsoft Windows Clustering Consulting Services
Clustering services have become increasingly essential for organizations deploying business-critical e-commerce and line-of-business applications. A Microsoft Windows Cluster is a group of computers working together to run a common set of applications and to show a unified system to the client and application. The computers are physically connected by cables and programmatically connected by cluster software. These connections allow computers to use failover and load balancing, which is not possible with a stand-alone computer.
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High Availability - The cluster is designed to avoid a single point-of-failure. Applications can be distributed over more than one computer, achieving a degree of parallelism and failure recovery, and providing more availability.
Scalability - You can increase the cluster's computing power by adding more processors or computers.Manageability - The cluster appears as a single-system image to end users, applications, and the network, while providing a single point-of-control to administrators locally or remotely.
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Microsoft Windows Clustering Benefits
Building on the foundation established in Windows 2000, the Windows Server 2003 family provides new capabilities and features, making it easier and more efficient to deploy and manage clustering services. The cluster service is an integral part of the Windows Server 2003 operating system, and no longer an optional component. This enables a server cluster node to be configured without distribution media, and allows a server cluster to be created, or the configuration changed, using Cluster Administration tools from a remote management station. No reboots are required to set up a server cluster configuration.
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