Midterm Flashcards

1
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Providing multiple identical instances of the same system and switching to one of the remaining instances in case of a failure (failover)

A

Redundancy

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2
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is a customizable information store that functions as a single point from which users can locate resources and services distributed throughout the network.

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Directory Service

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3
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is a server which provides such a service.

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Directory Server or Name Server

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4
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is an open standard protocol

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LDAP

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5
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DNS example of directory service

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Domain Name System

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6
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refers to the ability of a system (computer, network, cloud cluster, etc.) to continue operating without interruption when one or more of its components fail.

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Fault Tolerance

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7
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is the provision of functional capabilities that would be unnecessary in a fault-free environment. This can consist of backup components that automatically “kick in” if one component fails.

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Redundancy

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8
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provides additional components, functions, or data items that are unnecessary for fault-free operation.

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Space redundancy

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9
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the computation or data transmission is repeated and the result is compared to a stored copy of the previous result.

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Time redundancy

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10
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Providing multiple identical instances of the same system or subsystem, directing tasks or requests to all of them in parallel, and choosing the correct result on the basis of a quorum

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Replication

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11
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Providing multiple different implementations of the same specification, and using them like replicated systems to cope with errors in a specific implementation.

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Diversity

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12
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Backup Components

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Hardware systems, Software systems and power sources

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13
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that are backed up by identical or equivalent systems.

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Hardware systems

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14
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that are made fault tolerant using alternative sources.

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Power sources

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15
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refers to a system’s ability to avoid loss of service by minimizing downtime.

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High availability

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16
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High availability builds on a shared set of resources that are used jointly to manage failures and minimize downtime.

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Scope

17
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A fault tolerant system can be costly, as it requires the continuous operation and maintenance of additional, redundant components.

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cost

18
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are both integral aspects of fault tolerance.

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Load balancing and failover