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There are two type of clusters, one is active-passive and one is active-active. Oracle RAC belongs to active-active configuration. Since both nodes are active, it requires coordination to avoid potential data corruption. Oracle RAC treats the memory of both nodes as if there were one. Before RAC, Oracle had OPS, which used disks for coordination. For certain applications which requre updates to database from both nodes, OPS could become extremely slow if you don't configure it right (such as data or function partitioning). |
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