How is High Availability implemented in Cloudmon?

How is High Availability implemented in Cloudmon?

HA is achieved using:

  • Primary and Secondary Controller URLs
  • Multiple Controllers deployed behind an external Load Balancer
  • Client-side failover for Agents and Probes

The Load Balancer manages traffic distribution and failover.


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