MarkLogic interview: What is Cluster in Marklogic?

 

Q.1. What is Cluster in Marklogic?

Clustering: 
  • A combination of multiple instances of MarkLogic Server machine called a cluster.
  • Each host in a cluster is sometimes called a node, and each node in the cluster has its own copy of all of the configuration information for the entire cluster.

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