High Availability
All production briteVAULT clusters are built using a highly-available architecture. All compute nodes in the cluster are deployed with N+1 capacity, meaning a cluster node can fail and the remaining nodes have enough RAM and compute to continue to run the production workloads.
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All production storage is also highly-available and fault-tolerant all the way up to the chassis. This means that each production cluster has multiple independent storage chassis, and the storage fabric can suffer a drive, controller, or entire chassis failure and production workloads continue to operate. Storage fabric communication is multi-homed on active/active links, so if one storage path fails another is available.
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Finally, all networking connectivity is also multi-homed and uplinked to an active/active firewall cluster. Data center bandwidth is a multi-carrier blend of a minimum of 5 backbone providers.