database clusterの例文

• Some time ago we split English Wikipedia to its own database cluster separate from the others.
• At the moment, there are replicas of six out of the seven database clusters available.
• I . Shared-Data Databases an architecture that assumes all database cluster nodes share a single partition.
• DB2 pureScale is a database cluster solution for non-mainframe platforms, suitable for Online Transaction Processing ( OLTP ) workloads.
• Different wikis are on different database clusters ( s1, s2 and s3 ) and can thus have a different replication lag.
• Wikipedia also employs many technologies ( such as memcache and database clusters ) to be able to serve as many people as it does fluently.
• It supports no-single-point-of failure fault-tolerant infrastructure hardware setup with multi-datacenter replication capability for the entire distributed database cluster.
• In April 2010, the Oh No They Didn't community was moved to its own database cluster to improve site performance for all users, due to its size and the amount of traffic it was receiving.
• There are also several asynchronous trigger-based replication packages for PostgreSQL . These remain useful even after introduction of the expanded core capabilities, for situations where binary replication of an entire database cluster is not the appropriate approach:
• Projects included adoption of Linux as both a server and desktop platform for several companies, an early database cluster for a nascent global search engine and as the backbone of the SUNYSB Department of Family Medicine's Internet presence, including its first website.
• :I can't say anything specific, but it isn't loading for me either, I just see an empty white page . http : / / status . toolserver . org / shows " INFO Replication disrupted " for some services and " INFO MNT-1286 Was re-setuped " for two of the database clusters .-- "'
• Also mentioned in the report, under the heading " lowlights ", was the results of an redundancy to the older server racks ), that the second was caused by the 1.18 upgrade affecting the database cluster responsible for the CentralAuth login functionality ( solution : potentially give it its own cluster ), and that the third was caused by a combination of the 1.18 upgrade and a series of particularly expensive database queries being run at the time ( solution : kill queries more effectively in future ).