Failover Cluster - Definition or Meaning

Failover Cluster

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Definition of “Failover Cluster” :

A “Failover Cluster” is a group of servers that work together to maintain high availability and reliability, ensuring that in case one server fails, the workload will be immediately transferred to another server in the cluster. This prevents disruptions in service and data loss.

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