Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC): Node Disruptions and Recovery
Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) is a high-availability solution designed for enterprise-level databases. When RAC nodes experience disruptions, recovery mechanisms are in place to ensure the continued availability of the application.
Automatic Disruption Detection: RAC nodes constantly monitor each other’s health status. If a node detects that another node has failed or gone offline, it can initiate the recovery process.
Load Balancing: When a node disrupts, RAC automatically redistributes the database workload to the remaining healthy nodes. This helps maintain service availability while the disrupted node is being recovered.
Node Recovery: If a node fails but can be brought back online, Oracle’s Clusterware and Database Control provide tools for graceful shutdown, image restoration, and configuration updates. Once the node is reconfigured and ready, it can be added back to the RAC cluster.
In summary, Oracle RAC nodes are designed to detect and recover from disruptions automatically. This ensures that applications running on RAC clusters remain highly available even in the face of node failures.
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