Free online training on the SafeKit high availability software
Evidian SafeKit
Introduction
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- Features
- Architectures
- Distinctive advantages
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- Hardware vs software cluster
- Synchronous vs asynchronous replication
- File vs disk replication
- High availability vs fault tolerance
- Hardware vs software load balancing
- Virtual machine vs application HA
Installation, Console, CLI
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- Package installation
- Nodes setup
- Cluster configuration
- Upgrade
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- Cluster configuration
- Configuration tab
- Control tab
- Monitor tab
- Advanced Configuration tab
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- Silent installation
- Cluster administration
- Module administration
- Command line interface
Advanced configuration
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- userconfig.xml + restart scripts
- Heartbeat (<hearbeat>)
- Virtual IP address (<vip>)
- Real-time file replication (<rfs>)
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- userconfig.xml + restart scripts
- Farm configuration (<farm>)
- Virtual IP address (<vip>)
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- Failover machine (<failover>)
- Process monitoring (<errd>)
- Network and duplicate IP checkers
- Custom checker (<custom>)
- Split brain checker (<splitbrain>)
- TCP, ping, module checkers
Support
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- Analyze snaphots
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- Get permanent license key
- Register on support.evidian.com
- Call desk
Documentation
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Technical documentation
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Presales documentation
SafeKit: an ideal solution for a partner application
This platform agnostic solution is ideal for a partner with a critical application and who wants to provide a high availability option easy to deploy to many customers.
This clustering solution is also recognized as the simplest to implement by our partners.
Network load balancing and failover |
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Windows farm |
Linux farm |
Generic Windows farm > | Generic Linux farm > |
Microsoft IIS > | - |
NGINX > | |
Apache > | |
Amazon AWS farm > | |
Microsoft Azure farm > | |
Google GCP farm > | |
Other cloud > |
Advanced clustering architectures
Several modules can be deployed on the same cluster. Thus, advanced clustering architectures can be implemented:
- the farm+mirror cluster built by deploying a farm module and a mirror module on the same cluster,
- the active/active cluster with replication built by deploying several mirror modules on 2 servers,
- the Hyper-V cluster or KVM cluster with real-time replication and failover of full virtual machines between 2 active hypervisors,
- the N-1 cluster built by deploying N mirror modules on N+1 servers.
Real-time file replication and failover |
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Windows mirror |
Linux mirror |
Generic Windows mirror > | Generic Linux mirror > |
Microsoft SQL Server > | - |
Oracle > | |
MariaDB > | |
MySQL > | |
PostgreSQL > | |
Firebird > | |
Windows Hyper-V > | - |
- | Linux KVM > |
- | Docker > |
- | Kubernetes > |
- | Elasticsearch > |
Milestone XProtect > | - |
Genetec SQL Server > | - |
Hanwha Wisenet > | - |
Nedap AEOS > | - |
Siemens Desigo CC > Siemens SiPass > Siemens SIPORT > Siemens Siveillance > |
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Bosch AMS > Bosch BIS > Bosch BVMS > |
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Amazon AWS mirror > | |
Microsoft Azure mirror > | |
Google GCP mirror > | |
Other cloud > |