Disaster recovery deployment architecture (Oracle)
The architecture of the disaster recovery system varies according to the database you use. If you are using SAP SQL Anywhere, see Disaster-recovery-deployment-architecture-SAP-SQL-Anywhere.
This overview presents the following topics:
Disaster recovery system architecture for TrueSight Infrastructure Management
The disaster recovery system consists of two TrueSight Infrastructure Management Servers, a primary server and a recovery server. They are connected to separate database servers that run Oracle Database. During a disaster, the DNS alias name resolves to the recovery TrueSight Infrastructure Management Server so that data and service availability are continued.
Components of TrueSight Infrastructure Management disaster recovery system
Component | Description |
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Primary and recovery database servers | Failed to execute the [excerpt-include] macro. |
Database replication solution | Failed to execute the [excerpt-include] macro. |
Storage replication solution | Failed to execute the [excerpt-include] macro. Failed to execute the [excerpt-include] macro. |
DNS server | Failed to execute the [excerpt-include] macro. |
Disaster recovery system architecture for TrueSight Report Engine with Oracle Data Guard
The following diagram illustrates the TrueSight Infrastructure Management architecture with BMC TrueSight Reporting and Oracle Data Guard.
