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HA Group with multiple standby nodes
Is it possible to have HA group with one primary and multiple standby nodes ?
I see documentation shows only 3 node configuration(1 primary, 1 secondary and 1 monitoring node)
Thanks,
Raghu
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@rdesoju You almost answered your own question
DMR is effectively MNR for guaranteed messaging. MNR only supports DIRECT delivery mode ("fire and forget," "reliable," or "pure pub/sub"), with which there is no persistence.
If you have DMR between triplets then yes, you have Guaranteed Messaging between triplets. In this way you form a cluster of triplets, which are linked together, share information on where an application is listening to guaranteed messages, and share these messages appropriately.
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@rdesoju You almost answered your own question
DMR is effectively MNR for guaranteed messaging. MNR only supports DIRECT delivery mode ("fire and forget," "reliable," or "pure pub/sub"), with which there is no persistence.
If you have DMR between triplets then yes, you have Guaranteed Messaging between triplets. In this way you form a cluster of triplets, which are linked together, share information on where an application is listening to guaranteed messages, and share these messages appropriately.
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