active / active servers with databases - pros and cons
- From: "Thiko!" <biwombi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 9 Jun 2006 08:54:14 -0700
hi
BACKGROUND
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I have a production environment for a service running oracle on a sun
server and this has a backup server in standby mode using oracle 10g
dataguad. This standby server can also be used for read only reporting
at the same time.
MOVING FORWARD
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I have a development, test and training environment consisting of
separate database instances on a separate machine.
I'm trying to work out the pro's and con's of having the production /
standby environment in an active/active set up and moving the
dev/test/training database onto the standby server as well. At failover
time the dev/test/training environment would failover onto the old
primary.
PROS
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1. cost - less servers to manage and buy / have support for
2. more manageable - one server to manage
CONS
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1. possibility of developers accidentally connecting to the production
environment
2. cant tune the production environment 100% for the live app as server
will have to be tuned for the other dev/test/training instances as well
e.g. with memory allocation etc.
3. at failover time old primary server may be unavailable for
dev/test/training to failover onto - production performance could be
affected with the dev/test/training use. developers experience
performance probs, cant do what they want to then ask why
dev/test/training doesn't have its own environment/server.
Question
========
Does anyone have any experience of this and can they recommend some
pro's and con's?
Many thanks.
Thiko!
.
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