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what is weblogic clusters?where is it used?

 
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what is weblogic clusters?where is it used?and when is it used??
 
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Originally posted by senthil sen:
what is weblogic clusters?


A cluster or clustering is no different in WebLogic than in any other area of computers.

Originally posted by senthil sen:
where is it used?and when is it used??


It is used when an Application needs to scales horizontally across multiple instances of an Application Server or for Automatic Fail-over purposes.
 
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