Availability Analysis with Failover Computer Cluster Method Case Study in Academic Information System of UIN Sunan Kalijaga
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Keywords

Cluster
Failover
Availability
Data Backup

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Dewantara, R., Iskandar, S., & Fatwanto, A. (2018). Availability Analysis with Failover Computer Cluster Method Case Study in Academic Information System of UIN Sunan Kalijaga. IJID (International Journal on Informatics for Development), 6(2), 46–50. https://doi.org/10.14421/ijid.2017.06205

Abstract

High-performance academic information systems and high availability services are requirement in every university. One of many reasons is for anticipation damage and fail server disrupting server network performance. Failover computer cluster method is applied to two servers: primary server as main server and secondary server as backup server. Four stages will be carried out: First: Installation and support software configuration. Second: installation and failover cluster configuration. Third: installation and Distributed Replicated Block Devices (DRBD) configuration. Forth: server testing with siege and nettool.
This research conducted by doing server test before and after high availability. As if the main server has a system failure, it will automatically backup the main server to backup server to minimize user accessed data failures. System uses Ubuntu 16.04 LTS operating system. Based on the test data, it is acquired two data: packet data and data response time (ms). Data packets acquired from this research are: 233.3 average data sent; 228.3 average data received; 2.3 average data lost; while 59.7 average response time (ms) is showed; 2.7 minimum average; 633.8 maximum average. Data sent is 120B per data.

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