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	== '''Active''' ==		== '''Active''' ==

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	== '''Active''' ==		== '''Active''' ==
	Active is a ~~module~~ state that ~~tells~~ which application instance is operating the system.		Active is a state that indicates which application instance is operating the system.

	== '''Standby''' ==		== '''Standby''' ==
	Standby is another instance state that ~~shows~~ that ~~this~~ application instance ~~doesn't do~~ any ~~actions~~ and is waiting to ~~takeover~~. As opposed to [[Master/Slave]] applications where the slave instance can still ~~do actions.~~		Standby is another instance state that indicates that the application instance is not performing any operations and is waiting to take over. (As opposed to [[Master/Slave]] applications where the slave instance can still perform operations


	== '''Example''' ==		== '''Example''' ==
	Example: toolpack_sys_manager is a active/standby type application. The active toolpack_sys_manager is the only instance that ~~is taking~~ action on the whole system, the ~~slave~~ toolpack_sys_manager ~~is waiting~~ to takeover ~~in the eventuality where~~ the active toolpack_sys_manager fails.		Example: toolpack_sys_manager is an active/standby type application. The active toolpack_sys_manager is the only instance that takes action on the whole system, the standby toolpack_sys_manager waits to takeover if the active toolpack_sys_manager fails.

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== '''Active''' ==
Active is a module state that tells which application instance is operating the system.

== '''Standby''' ==
Standby is another instance state that shows that this application instance doesn't do any actions and is waiting to takeover. As opposed to [[Master/Slave]] applications where the slave instance can still do actions.

== '''Example''' ==
Example: toolpack_sys_manager is a active/standby type application. The active toolpack_sys_manager is the only instance that is taking action on the whole system, the slave toolpack_sys_manager is waiting to takeover in the eventuality where the active toolpack_sys_manager fails.