Free Automatic Failover for Reliability You Can Count On

This happens when a group (administrator-defined) of server nodes inside a cluster becomes unresponsive due to a power failure or a network error that disrupted a specific subnet or a physical rack of machines. All customer data is replicated to an alternate region. This allows us to have automated region-based failover. In the event of a region failure, the group will failover to another region.

A significant failure rate for a longer period than a specified time length resulted after attempts are made to write to or read from a disk on a specific node. The node will continue to be contactable but will be removed by automatic failover.

A node within the server’s cluster is unresponsive due to an out-of-memory problem, a network failure, or another node-specific issue. The cluster manager will automatically detect and verify the error of the node or group being unresponsive and initiate the hard failover. Automatic failover keeps your site up and running by switching it over to a backup server. Once an administrator applies the appropriate fixes, your site will automatically switch back to its original server.