What is a failover? Definition and related FAQs

Use the test to make sure that traffic routes over redundant virtual interfaces when a virtual interface is out of service. You start the test by selecting a ...

Failover testing is a testing technique that validates a system's ability to be able to allocate extra resource and to move operations to back-up systems during ...

Testing by simulating failure modes or actually causing failures in a controlled environment. Following a failure, the failover mechanism is tested to ...

2024年1月16日 — Failover testing is a technique that validates if a system can allocate extra resources and back up all the information and operations when a ...

Failover tests for your environment simulate a complete outage of a zone in a data center. In such a scenario, a zonal outage of a cluster and a zonal outage of ...

2023年12月14日 — You run a test failover to validate your replication and disaster recovery strategy, without any data loss or downtime. A test failover doesn't ...

Failover testing validates a system's capacity during a server failure to allocate sufficient resources toward recovery. In other words, failover testing ...

Failover testing tests the capability of the system to shift to its backup resources or allocate new resources when a failure occurs.