Update cluster definition in terminology.mdx #6344
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The current documentation describes a "cluster" as a group of "multiple redundant systems," which is not universally accurate in the broader computing context. Clusters are generally defined as a group of interconnected systems working together to function as a single cohesive unit. While redundancy may be a feature of some clusters, it is not inherent to the definition. This change revises the wording to reflect a more accurate and generic definition of a cluster in computing.
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The current documentation describes a "cluster" as a group of "multiple redundant systems," which is not universally accurate in the broader computing context. Clusters are generally defined as a group of interconnected systems working together to function as a single cohesive unit. While redundancy may be a feature of some clusters, it is not inherent to the definition. This change revises the wording to reflect a more accurate and generic definition of a cluster in computing.
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Generically, a cluster is a group of multiple redundant systems arranged to appear to end users as one system. See also PGD cluster and Postgres cluster.
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Cluster
Generically, a cluster is a group of multiple systems arranged to appear to end users as one system. See also PGD cluster and Postgres cluster.