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In theory, each drawing would look the same and have the same structure. This theory was tested at a meeting held on 5th December 2001, to which each department brought the resulting drawing in hard and soft copy.
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In theory,. When considering a highly available application, you must first define how available the system needs to be. This paper will discuss only unplanned unavailability. This is in contrast to planned unavailability (e.g. system upgrades, patches, hardware maintenance). For SLAs that are at or greater than 1 hour, simplicity is key. For SLAs around 5 minutes, you are adding complexity and cost. Both types of solutions are outlined below. It is commonly accepted, that the more components you add to a system, the more possible failure points you introduce to the system. Highly complex HA solutions, often times achieve the opposite of the intended results. Tableau provides a number of elegant solutions that introduce minimal complexity, while remaining highly available. The Tableau Server solution can be installed from scratch in an average of 15-30 minutes. This install includes a restore from a backup (a process described in next section). Many times, this very short install time, especially when installed on virtual machines, is all that is needed to ensure the Tableau Server is available for the end business users. This type of solution requires no additional hardware, scripting or network controls. The Tableau Server solution can be mirrored between 2 different servers to achieve an Active/Passive High Availability cluster. This solution requires that a backup is scripted from the primary server, and a restore from backup is scripted to the secondary. The schedule of this scripting process can be as frequently or infrequently as needed. This solution often times has a proxy server in between the end user and the 2 server nodes so that the switch from active to passive servers is seamless for the end user. Note: this solution can be used to achieve a Disaster Recovery strategy assuming the 2 server are in different locations and meet your recovery standards.
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