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MCCS supports both local disk replication and shared disk environment. Thus, it provides enhanced flexibility to make equip any type of storage for the user.
Support Failover Group
Failover group is including the resources that can be run on only one node at a time.
Application will be switch over to standby node at critical reource is failed in a failover group.
The resources that included group are online only available node.
For example, IP Address is not onlined on an active node and standby node at same the time.
Therefore, when IP address is get failed, it and its related resources will be fail over to the standby node.
Support Parallel Group
Parallel group is a group of resources that are taken online on more than two nodes at the same time. Parallel group cannot failover.
The opposition of this is Failover Group. The group can be online on a node in a cluster within a failover group.
However, when configured through parallel group, specified application can be online, monitored and terminated on the multiple nodes at the same time in a cluster.
For example, user would like to run backup software on both nodes and be managed by the MCCS, backup software should be online on both nodes at the same time.
You can use parallel group instead of failover group for this.
Cluster between Heterogeneous Platforms
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MCCS allows user to use a web browser to control MCCS from a local server or remote server.
At each server, you can connect to the server where MCCS is configured. There is no need to configure an additional environment file. (Default access URL is 'http://ipaddress:10080/main'.)
Support Multi Group
Group is a set of collected resources dependent on one another to manage resources (exe.g. Network Card, IP address, disk application etc.) such as failure monitoring, recovery, failover within MCCS. It is also a set of resource to failover.
MCCS can configure more than one group in a cluster. Thus, a configuration of Active/Passive, Active/Active is made possible. (Active/Active means different services on different server).
You can configure parallel and failover goup at the same time. Each group will be managed independently by MCCS in a multi-group environment.
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