The replication service associated with the target cluster, responsible for executing replication plans, performing failover jobs and failover tests, managing replication resources, and transferring data from the target cluster to the source replication service during failback jobs.
In backup and disaster recovery scenarios, the target site is typically the site used for disaster recovery, designated to store replica virtual machines replicated from the source site.
In cross-platform virtual machine migration scenarios, the target site denotes the destination cluster for virtual machine migration.
TEP (Tunnel endpoints) are the starting and ending points for establishing an overlay tunnel between two nodes. During data transmission, the IP addresses of these endpoints define the source and destination addresses in the outer IP packet header.
A complete replica of the source virtual machine, typically used for disaster recovery drills to verify the validity of failover procedure and data consistency.
A provisioning method that allocates the entire capacity to the volumes at creation time, enabling the volumes to occupy the full allocated capacity even if they have not yet been written to.
A provisioning method that dynamically allocates capacity on demand, allowing volumes to occupy storage only when data is actually written.
A storage mode that divides the storage devices in a cluster into a cache tier and a capacity tier. The capacity tier consists of data partitions from all nodes and stores cold data. The cache tier is further divided into write cache and read cache, which store newly-written data and frequently-accessed data that has been offloaded to the capacity tier respectively.
The packets transmitted during network communication. It depends on actual packet flow rather than just the presence of a connection, so traffic can exist without an active connection.
Tunnel endpoints (TEP) are the starting and ending points for establishing an overlay tunnel between two nodes. During data transmission, the IP addresses of these endpoints define the source and destination addresses in the outer IP packet header.
