Answer / Shameem Alam

A cluster is a group of computers (nodes) that work together to provide increased capacity, availability, and scalability. In the context of middleware like WebLogic Server or MQ Series, a cluster refers to multiple instances of servers working together to share resources and improve overall system performance.

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what is the ITIL process ?

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Hello, IBM InfoShere DataStage and InfoShere Federation Server are midleware used to work between different databases located on different machines? I need a middleware that connects the databases that I have installed as I explain below: oracle on N.A. aix 6.1 on a Power 6 db2 on N.A. aix 5.3 on a Power 5

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