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Data is at the heart of any business, and access to it should be available with minimum downtime. In this article, take a look at the setup and implementation of a Linux High Availability solution.

Data is at the heart of any business, and access to it should be available with minimum downtime. In this article, take a look at the setup and implementation of a Linux High Availability solution for IBM DB2 Universal Database. Critical database applications demand a robust strategy for the preventing data loss and guaranteeing high availability of your data store. DB2 UDB makes it easy to manage large databases with excellent availability characteristics.

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