The process of sequentially updating the configuration of each node without rebuilding them during a cluster or node configuration update. This allows configuration changes to take effect quickly while avoiding the additional overhead of node reconstruction.
A type of cross-site replication where the target site is the current site, and the source site is another associated site.
Backs up data that has changed since the last backup.
A replication method that replicates data that has changed since the last replication task.
A container registry created by users from the Container registry page in AOC. In AKE, it can be directly configured for workload clusters to pull the corresponding container images.
A replication method in which the source and target clusters reside in the same site.
IOMMU (Input-Output Memory Management Unit) is a component within the memory controller that translates device virtual addresses to physical addresses.
IOPS (Input/Output Operations Per Second) indicates the number of read and write operations a storage device can perform per second.
A mechanism that ensures that during a failover or a failover test, the correct IP addresses are automatically configured for the replica virtual machine by setting the IP mapping rules to guarantee network connectivity.
An IP pool can automatically manage a series of IPs, providing functions such as IP allocation and reclamation.
iSCSI (Internet Small Computer System Interface) is an IP-based storage protocol that encapsulates SCSI commands into IP packets for transmission. It allows clients to access remote storage devices over a network and offers advantages such as simple deployment, low cost, and high scalability.
A unique identifier used in iSCSI storage services to distinguish logical units on a storage device. A LUN typically corresponds to a storage volume.
A storage-side component that responds to iSCSI initiator requests and provides iSCSI LUNs for client access.
An archive file for optical discs, which is used to install an operating system or application, transfer data, or repair software on a virtual machine.
