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hardware clustering
Hardware clustering is a hardware-based method of turning multiple servers into a cluster (a group of servers that acts like a single system). Read Full Definition
cluster
Clusters are typically defined as collections or groups of items with similar or different characteristics. Read Full Definition
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cluster quorum disk
A cluster quorum disk is the storage medium on which the configuration database is stored for a cluster computing network. Read Full Definition
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CSV (Cluster Shared Volumes)
CSV (Cluster Shared Volumes) is a feature in Windows Server in which shared disks are concurrently accessible to all nodes within a failover cluster. Read Full Definition
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failover cluster
In computing, a failover cluster refers to a group of independent servers that work together to maintain high availability of applications and services. Read Full Definition
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clustering in machine learning
Clustering is a data science technique in machine learning that groups similar rows in a data set. Read Full Definition
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commodity hardware
Commodity hardware in computing is computers or components that are readily available, inexpensive and easily interchangeable with other commodity hardware. Almost all PCs use commodity hardware. Read Full Definition
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hardware emulation
Hardware emulation is the use of one hardware device to mimic the function of another hardware device. Read Full Definition
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clustered network-attached storage (NAS) system
A clustered network-attached storage (NAS) system is a scale-out storage platform made up of multiple NAS nodes networked together into a single cluster. Read Full Definition
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Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS)
Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS) is a service that provides high availability (HA) for applications such as databases, messaging and file and print services. Read Full Definition
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