How does Morpheus support high availability (HA) deployments?

Question

Options

• ABy configuring multiple Morpheus appliance nodes
• BBy running a single appliance in a data center
• CBy requiring an external load balancer
• DBy limiting support to cloud-based deployments

• A
  73% (33)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  16% (7)

Explanation

Morpheus achieves high availability by allowing administrators to configure multiple Morpheus appliance nodes that work together, so if one node fails, the others continue serving requests without downtime. Option B is wrong because a single appliance creates a single point of failure - the opposite of HA. Option C is incorrect as an external load balancer is often part of an HA setup but is not the defining mechanism; Morpheus HA is fundamentally about multi-node configuration. Option D is wrong because Morpheus supports HA in on-premises, private cloud, and hybrid environments, not just cloud-based deployments.

Memory tip: Think "HA = More Nodes, More Resilience" - HA always means redundancy through multiple instances, never a single point.

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