Automatic Database Recovery & Repair

The advanced automated failover technology in ClusterControl ensures your mission critical applications achieve high availability with zero downtime.

Automatic Failover Made Easy

ClusterControl’s automatic failover automatically keep your database clusters up, by automatically repairing nodes in the case of Galera Cluster, or promoting the most advanced slave and reslaving the other replicas in the case of asynchronous replication setups.

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Automatic Database Repair & Recovery Top Features

Advanced Failure Detection

Automatic Node Repair

Point-in-Time Data Recovery (PITR)

Multi-Data Center and Geographic Replication

Integration Hooks

Advanced Failure Detection

ClusterControl has advanced monitoring features that give you insight into your database performance by detecting anomalies and alerting you to the problem.

Automatic Node Repair

ClusterControl is programmed with a number of recovery algorithms to automatically respond to different types of common failures.

Point-in-Time Data Recovery (PITR)

ClusterControl’s PITR feature gives you full control of your database restores allowing you to choose a sequence number or specific time you wish to restore your database.

Multi-Data Center and Geographic Replication

Cluster-to-cluster replication gives businesses the ability to improve disaster tolerance for critical applications by providing automated, off-site, database replication (for instance to the cloud).

Integration Hooks

ClusterControl’s failover procedures can be customized to fit within your overall application infrastructures high availability strategy.

Why ClusterControl for Automatic Database Repair & Recovery?

Proven Methodologies You Can Count On

Different database technologies have different approaches for failover. ClusterControl lets you benefit from battle-tested HA recovery procedures used across thousands of real world database deployments.

“In our evaluation, the solution was able to automatically recover from every simulated failure we could throw at it – with zero data loss.”

Trent Goulden, Spree