High availability
High availability refers to the ability of an IT system, component, or application to function continuously and at a high level for extended periods, without the need for assistance. Infrastructure with high availability is set up to deliver excellent performance and manage different loads and breakdowns, with little to no downtime.
High availability and fault tolerance with CloudHub 1.0
CloudHub 1.0 provides several components, such as the Anypoint Platform API and services, shared load balancers, monitoring components, and many other components that are highly available by default within any AWS region. Mule applications running on CloudHub 1.0 can be deployed to more than one worker, ensuring high availability and improving overall application performance. If one worker fails, other workers are available to handle the request.
Deploying an application to multiple workers ensures that traffic is distributed among them using a load balancer. CloudHub 1.0...