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Enterprise Class Reliability, Availability and Scalability for CVS

With CVS Clustering, a central CVS server is no longer a performance bottleneck. CVS Clustering has no single point of failure whatsoever. CVS Clustering's approach is truly shared-nothing. There is no sharing of disk, CPU, or memory between CVS servers in a cluster. CVS Clustering supports dynamic or static load balancing, and failover and recovery are automatic and transparent.

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Dynamically balances workload across multiple CVS servers at a single location. Each server in the cluster is fully readable and writeable and kept in sync with the others by WANdisco's unique active-active replication technology.
Has no single point of failure. CVS Clustering's approach is truly shared nothing. There is no sharing of disk, CPU, or memory between CVS servers in a cluster.
Requires no retraining. Developers and administrators use CVS clients and tools they're familiar with.
Delivers continuous hot backup, automated disaster recovery and failover capabilities that insure business continuity. Third party disk mirroring solutions aren't required.
Hot-deploy capabilities allow new servers to be added to the cluster, or existing servers to be taken offline without any interruption in user access.

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What is CVS?

CVS is an open source version control system that stores and tracks changes made to any type of electronic data, including source code files, web pages, documents, or images. CVS has been available since 1989, and is still widely used today.

Foundation for a Complete Solution Stack

CVS Clustering can be implemented standalone, or in combination with WANdisco's MultiSite, or Access Control solutions for CVS.

CVS Clustering can also be implemented with JIRA Clustering for a complete solution stack. JIRA Clustering, offered exclusively by WANdisco, is based on Atlassian's JIRA, the award winning bug tracking, issue tracking and project management solution, in use by more than 6000 customers worldwide, including many of the Fortune Global 1000. With JIRA Clustering, a single central JIRA server is no longer a performance bottleneck, or a single point of failure. In addition to JIRA Clustering, WANdisco also offers JIRA MultiSite to overcome WAN latency and provide immediate visibility into overall project and individual issue status across all sites.

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