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“the slave which accepts synchronous writes from the master and may be promoted to the master” That is failover, not high availability, since there is downtime
by Annatar 8y ago
“the slave which accepts synchronous writes from the master and may be promoted to the master”
That is failover, not high availability, since there is downtime, however short. High availability means zero downtime, like with Vertica.
- redwood 8y agoSounds like you're looking for a different word from "high". Maybe "continuous"?