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!class="code"|Anvil! Subnodes and DR Hosts
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|[[image:m3-micro-anvil-01.jpg|thumb|center|720px|Micro-Anvil!, front view.]]
|[[image:m3-micro-anvil-02.jpg|thumb|center|720px|Micro-Anvil!, aft view.]]
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A 'Micro-Anvil!' is a [[Anvil!]] cluster that does '''not''' offer full stack redundancy.

Critically, storage is synchronously replicated, and the [[subnode]]s in the Micro-Anvil! node have matching capacity. In this way, the servers can still be booted regardless of any component that fails.

The purpose of a Micro-Anvil! to fit critical redundancy in use cases with seriously restricted physical space or budgetary limits.

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