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Failback when clusterA comes back
editFailback when clusterA
comes back
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You can simulate this by turning
cluster A
back on. -
Data ingested to
cluster B
duringcluster A
's downtime will be automatically replicated.-
data streams on cluster A
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- If you have Logstash running at this time, you will also observe traffic is sent to both clusters.