Hi,
I have read about it and see that the high availability solutions documented by Microsoft are always limited to round robin.
But I don't understand a few things:
1 - Do you configure high availability within RDS and does it use round robin to balance connections? We know that round robin continues to deliver connections even if the server is down or if applications are shut down. Honestly, I don't understand how this is a good solution.
2 - Does RDS high availability use SQL for what? It is yet another point of failure for a widely used solution.
Are there any other alternatives for using the high availability of the RDS Web App? Some type of farm using the cluster resource for example?
Thank you.
I have read about it and see that the high availability solutions documented by Microsoft are always limited to round robin.
But I don't understand a few things:
1 - Do you configure high availability within RDS and does it use round robin to balance connections? We know that round robin continues to deliver connections even if the server is down or if applications are shut down. Honestly, I don't understand how this is a good solution.
2 - Does RDS high availability use SQL for what? It is yet another point of failure for a widely used solution.
Are there any other alternatives for using the high availability of the RDS Web App? Some type of farm using the cluster resource for example?
Thank you.