Webinar Held: "No More Complex Clusters Needed! Achieve Unstoppable DB Infrastructure with a Simple Configuration"
Penguin Solutions is hosting a webinar on achieving high-availability DB infrastructure with a simple configuration, without relying on complex clusters. It will introduce "Stratus ztC Endurance," a fault-tolerant server solution that reduces operational load while supporting business continuity.
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In an era where business interruptions are unacceptable, what is the "true availability" required for DB infrastructure?
With the acceleration of DX and 24/7 service provision becoming commonplace, database infrastructure is strongly required to be "unstoppable."
Core systems, e-commerce sites, membership services, internal business systems—if even one of these stops, it can lead to lost sales, damaged credibility, and operational chaos.
DB infrastructure is no longer just an infrastructure; it is "the very foundation that supports business continuity."
Is pursuing high availability leading to increased complexity in configuration and operation?
Many companies have adopted high-availability (HA) configurations and cluster configurations to build "non-stop mechanisms."
Increasing nodes to enhance availability, incorporating failover mechanisms, adding monitoring and backup systems—before you know it, configurations become more complex year by year, and operational load expands. This is not uncommon in any workplace.
For example, you might find yourself chasing cluster synchronization discrepancies, getting stressed every time you perform a failover test, or needing to confirm the impact on multiple nodes and related components during maintenance, making tasks more complicated.
If the mechanism built to "not stop" ultimately increases personalization and operational risk, it defeats the purpose.
What is a fault-tolerant DB with a simple configuration that can be achieved without relying on complex clusters?
In this seminar, Penguin Solutions (formerly Stratus Technologies Japan) will introduce its fault-tolerant server solution to those in charge who are struggling with the "balance of availability, operation, and cost" when introducing DB infrastructure.
Penguin Solutions' fault-tolerant server "Stratus ztC Endurance" is a next-generation fault-tolerant platform that achieves operability like a single server while making all hardware components redundant, from CPU and memory to I/O, storage, and power supply. Its configuration, which does not require shared storage, achieves both high availability and performance without the complex design or switchover operations associated with HA clusters.
We will redefine the common perception that high availability equals complexity and present a new way for DB infrastructure to achieve both "non-stop" and "low operational load."
Recommended for:
・Those who feel, "Is my current cluster configuration truly optimal?"
・Those who feel that operations are becoming more complex as availability increases.
・Those who feel challenged by fault response and the personalization of operations.
・Those who want to achieve an "unstoppable DB" with a simple configuration.
・Those who want to operate servers for as long as possible.
Organizer/Co-organizer:
Penguin Solutions Inc.
Cooperation:
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Inc.
Click here for details and participation application.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that "benefit participants."
Past seminar materials and other recruiting seminars can be viewed here.
Majisemi Inc.
1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022, Shiodome Building 3F
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords:
With the acceleration of DX and 24/7 service provision becoming commonplace, database infrastructure is strongly required to be "unstoppable."
Core systems, e-commerce sites, membership services, internal business systems—if even one of these stops, it can lead to lost sales, damaged credibility, and operational chaos.
DB infrastructure is no longer just an infrastructure; it is "the very foundation that supports business continuity."
Is pursuing high availability leading to increased complexity in configuration and operation?
Many companies have adopted high-availability (HA) configurations and cluster configurations to build "non-stop mechanisms."
Increasing nodes to enhance availability, incorporating failover mechanisms, adding monitoring and backup systems—before you know it, configurations become more complex year by year, and operational load expands. This is not uncommon in any workplace.
For example, you might find yourself chasing cluster synchronization discrepancies, getting stressed every time you perform a failover test, or needing to confirm the impact on multiple nodes and related components during maintenance, making tasks more complicated.
If the mechanism built to "not stop" ultimately increases personalization and operational risk, it defeats the purpose.
What is a fault-tolerant DB with a simple configuration that can be achieved without relying on complex clusters?
In this seminar, Penguin Solutions (formerly Stratus Technologies Japan) will introduce its fault-tolerant server solution to those in charge who are struggling with the "balance of availability, operation, and cost" when introducing DB infrastructure.
Penguin Solutions' fault-tolerant server "Stratus ztC Endurance" is a next-generation fault-tolerant platform that achieves operability like a single server while making all hardware components redundant, from CPU and memory to I/O, storage, and power supply. Its configuration, which does not require shared storage, achieves both high availability and performance without the complex design or switchover operations associated with HA clusters.
We will redefine the common perception that high availability equals complexity and present a new way for DB infrastructure to achieve both "non-stop" and "low operational load."
Recommended for:
・Those who feel, "Is my current cluster configuration truly optimal?"
・Those who feel that operations are becoming more complex as availability increases.
・Those who feel challenged by fault response and the personalization of operations.
・Those who want to achieve an "unstoppable DB" with a simple configuration.
・Those who want to operate servers for as long as possible.
Organizer/Co-organizer:
Penguin Solutions Inc.
Cooperation:
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Inc.
Click here for details and participation application.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that "benefit participants."
Past seminar materials and other recruiting seminars can be viewed here.
Majisemi Inc.
1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022, Shiodome Building 3F
Inquiries: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Keywords: