Chapter 23. High-Availability Systems
| High availability is strongly related to security. If a system is not secure, it can hardly be considered a high-availability system as long as it is connected to a network. I want to mention this at the beginning of this chapter because it is an important point. In this chapter you will see how high-availability systems can be designed and built. This chapter is a brief insight into the world of high availability, and the expertise you gain will help you to build more reliable systems. |
PHP and PostgreSQL. Advanced Web Programming2002
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Pages: 201
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