High Availability Guide
- Failover Strategies for High Availability
- No Failover Strategy
- Failover Cluster
- Virtualization HA
- InterSystems IRIS Mirroring
- Using Distributed Caching with a Failover Strategy
- Mirroring Overview
- Mirroring Architecture and Planning
- Mirror Components
- Mirror Synchronization
- Automatic Failover Mechanics
- Preventing Automatic Failover
- Mirroring Communication
- Sample Mirroring Architecture and Network Configurations
- Redirecting Application Connections Following Failover or Disaster Recovery
- Mirroring in a Virtualized Environment
- Mirroring in a Cloud Environment
- Limiting Access to the Backup Failover Member
- Installing Multiple Mirror Members on a Single Host
- Configuring Mirroring
- Automated Deployment Methods for Mirrors
- Mirror Configuration Guidelines
- Installing the Arbiter
- Starting the ISCAgent
- Securing Mirror Communication with TLS Security
- Using the ^MIRROR Routine
- Creating a Mirror
- Adding Databases to a Mirror
- Editing or Removing Mirror Members
- Using Managed Key Encryption in a Mirror
- Configuring Application Server Connections to a Mirror
- Configuring a Mirror Virtual IP (VIP)
- Configuring the ISCAgent
- Configuring the Quality of Service (QoS) Timeout Setting
- Configuring Parallel Dejournaling
- Using the ^ZMIRROR Routine
- Managing Mirroring
- Monitoring Mirrors
- Updating Mirror Member Network Addresses
- Resolving Network Address Validation Errors
- Authorizing X.509 DN Updates (TLS Only)
- Promoting a DR Async Member to Failover Member
- Demoting the Backup to DR Async
- Rebuilding a Mirror Member
- Stopping Mirroring on Backup and Async Members
- Managing Database Dejournaling
- General Mirroring Considerations
- Database Considerations for Mirroring
- Production Considerations for Mirroring
- Mirroring Considerations for Healthcare Products
- Mirror Outage Procedures