john2k
11-03-2007, 12:45 AM
I hope you all don't mind the barrage of questions I have been posting recently. I just figure I should post the questions as I think of them.
So, for my next question...
I've read in the FAQ that a cluster requires at least two servers. Is that because of the cluster technology within InterWorx or because it simply couldn't be called a cluster with only 1 server?
More specifically of what I'm thinking about here is in regards to preparation for a cluster when starting with a single server. When InterWorx is installed on a single server, is it automatically capable from the default install to add nodes right away?
Do other steps need to be taken to turn a standard InterWorx install into an InterWorx cluster manager install?
If someone wanted to ultimately end up with a cluster, but first start out with a single server, could they simply start with one server with InterWorx and when more capacity is needed just add on a node?
With a 2 server cluster, with the CM part of the load balancing policy for all services, would losing the single node cause the system to go down? Or would the CM keep everything running fine by itself?
Thanks again for all the responses to my other threads as well as in advance for this one.
So, for my next question...
I've read in the FAQ that a cluster requires at least two servers. Is that because of the cluster technology within InterWorx or because it simply couldn't be called a cluster with only 1 server?
More specifically of what I'm thinking about here is in regards to preparation for a cluster when starting with a single server. When InterWorx is installed on a single server, is it automatically capable from the default install to add nodes right away?
Do other steps need to be taken to turn a standard InterWorx install into an InterWorx cluster manager install?
If someone wanted to ultimately end up with a cluster, but first start out with a single server, could they simply start with one server with InterWorx and when more capacity is needed just add on a node?
With a 2 server cluster, with the CM part of the load balancing policy for all services, would losing the single node cause the system to go down? Or would the CM keep everything running fine by itself?
Thanks again for all the responses to my other threads as well as in advance for this one.