Windows Server Failover Clustering
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Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) is a feature that allows multiple servers to work together to provide high availability of applications and services. If one server fails, another server in the cluster automatically takes over the workload, minimizing downtime. It's commonly used for databases, virtual machines, and other critical applications that require continuous operation.
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