18.5 Settings for the mutual node switching system (In UNIX)
The mutual node switching system is one of the configurations in which the executing node and standby node of Application Server are arranged in the 1-to-1 ratio. Each Application Server operates as an executing node, and one Application Server is set as the standby node of other Application Server and the vice versa (mutual standby configuration). By deploying the same types of J2EE servers in each Application Server and by starting different J2EE servers in advance, each Application Server operates as an executing node and simultaneously functions as the standby node of the other Application Server. If a failure occurs in any one of the nodes, the system switches to the other node. This enables the economical operations using a few application server machines. You use the Smart Composer functionality to build this system. This subsection describes the settings for the mutual node switching systems.
Note that the operations of the mutual node switching system can only be used in AIX or in Linux.
For details on the functionality, see 18.2 Overview of the mutual node switching system. For the system configuration, see 3.11.4 Configuration in which executing node and standby node of Application Server are mutually standby in the uCosminexus Application Server System Design Guide. Also, for HA monitor, see the manual Reliable System Monitoring Functionality HA Monitor.
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