I have started to read articles and watch videos about fail-over cluster and clustering in general.
I already know that there are several models to configure it (6?). But I couldn't get what software could benefit from it?
Does Hyper-V benefit form a failover cluster? If one of the servers goes down will all virtual machines continue working?
Does it work with all software? RDMS like PostgreSQL?
Am I correct that clustering only works for processes but doesn't involve data itself (so files should be on a network drive).
Are there any performance benefits from using windows server clustering? For instance, with Hyper-V - will it be balancing load? And how does it do in layman terms?
I already know that there are several models to configure it (6?). But I couldn't get what software could benefit from it?
Does Hyper-V benefit form a failover cluster? If one of the servers goes down will all virtual machines continue working?
Does it work with all software? RDMS like PostgreSQL?
Am I correct that clustering only works for processes but doesn't involve data itself (so files should be on a network drive).
Are there any performance benefits from using windows server clustering? For instance, with Hyper-V - will it be balancing load? And how does it do in layman terms?