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Natural Availability Server

High Availability for Natural applications on distributed Linux® and cloud environment

Ensure your Natural applications remain highly available and responsive to users, even in the face of hardware or software failures, network outages, or other disruptions. Natural Availability Server ensures your application availability matches the highest level of availability provided by the underlying hardware infrastructure on Linux and cloud environments.

 

Take advantage of your environment to maximize uptime

Take full advantage of load balancing, automated failover and high availability provided by your Linux or cloud infrastructure. Natural Availability Server locates Natural configurations on separate servers—creating redundancy—to ensure continuous availability. By providing a high availability architecture for your Natural applications, you can minimize the impact on workload performance due to unplanned outages and planned maintenance.

Reduce or eliminate planned downtime

Deliver higher-than-normal uptime by significantly reducing or eliminating planned downtime. You can update each Natural Server individually, without taking the entire application offline. There is no need to shut down the application for updates or restart after patching Natural.

Key benefits

  • Maximize the availability of your Natural application
  • Leverage the benefits of load balancing infrastructure
  • Minimize the impact of disasters and recover quickly
  • Establish an “always on” Natural infrastructure
  • Avoid downtime when upgrading products
  • Update applications without a planned outage
  • Save costs by scaling the number of cloud server instances

High Availability Architecture - Linux and Cloud

High Availability Architecture Linux and Cloud Adabas cluster

Features

Automatic failover

Instantly detect failures and automatically recover session data from the state server when shifting Natural application instances among Linux servers on-premises or cloud.

Session recovery

Eliminate single points of failure by adding redundancy to the system so that failure of a component does not mean failure of the entire system. When a server experiences a network error or failure, sessions are recoverable preventing data from being lost.

Auto Scale in / Scale out

Set the load balancer to automatically add or reduce copies of your Natural application instances based on capacity without interfering with the end user experience. This prevents the crossover point from becoming a single point of failure. Scaling can also be set manually, enabling you to lower costs by reducing your machine instances.

Multi-site availability

Split Natural application instances across data centers with secured TCP/IP access between sites. This enables automatic failover in the event of a site failure to ensure application high availability.

Distributed architecture

Each Natural Server contains a full set of configurations and can be located on separate hosts to ensure continuous availability.

Rich Web User Interface

Use Angular out-of-the box webuser interface for easy access and distribution of your Natural application.

Application leverages load-balancing distribution algorithms

Run your Natural Application in sticky mode, round robin or other distribution algorithm established in your load balancer. You have the power to decide whether to prioritize performance or distribution of the sessions with “Lingering Mode”.

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