Preface
Introduction to High Availability
Set Up the High Availability Environment
Configure JMS Discovery
Configure RMI Connections
- RMI Connections Overview
- Configuring RMI Connections
Configure the Operation Console
- Configuring a Proxy Server for the Operation Console
- Configuring Tomcat for Single-Machine Clusters
Configure an HTTP Load Balancer
Configure the Dashboard and Reports
- Dashboard and Reports Configuration Overview
- Configuring the Dashboard and Reports to Use the Load Balancer
Appendix A: Troubleshooting High Availability
- Troubleshooting High Availability
Appendix B: High Availability Log Messages
- High Availability Log Messages
Appendix C: Port Number Reference
- Port Number Reference
Appendix D: Glossary
- Glossary of Terms
  - active node
  - active/active
  - active/passive
  - AJP
  - browser
  - client
  - failover
  - grid
  - load balancer
  - recovery
  - resilience
  - sticky session
  - Tomcat instance

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- 10.4.1
- 10.4.0

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Set Up a High Availability Storage Solution

When you set up the high availability environment, you determine which storage solution to use for the

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repository database and the document store.

A high availability storage system typically consists of a group of reliable and fast hard drives on which you install the database or file system. To increase reliability, use Network-Attached Storage (NAS) or Storage Area Network (SAN) storage systems.

In the high availability storage system, you can mount any high-performance hard drives, such as RAID, SSD, or SCSI. To optimize performance, use RAID 1+0 hard drives.

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