Whenever we hear the word cluster, the picture that comes in our mind is multiple nodes. So doesn’t a single or two-node cluster sound weird?
But, it’s possible!
Well… In a traditional Nutanix cluster at least 3 nodes are expected to form a cluster. There is an option however to form a single-node or a two-nodes cluster for ROBO (Remote Office/Branch Office) implementations or as a backup site.
Confused or have questions regarding the implementation or requirements/dependencies? Check out Guide for single-node and two-node clusters for any clarifications.
To know more on single-node clusters:
Data Protection and Recovery with Prism Element: Single-Node Replication Target Clusters
Prism Web Console Guide: Single-Node Clusters
For more information on two-nodes cluster: