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Kubernetes operator for OceanBase

V2.3.0Community Edition
  • Overview
  • Quick start
  • Deploy
  • Upgrade
  • Configure
  • User guide
    • Cluster management
      • Manage clusters
      • Create a cluster
      • Zone management
        • Add zones to a cluster
        • Delete zones from a cluster
      • Server management
        • Add OBServer nodes to zones
        • Delete OBServer nodes from zones
      • Upgrade a cluster
      • Manage parameters
      • Update resources
      • Delete a cluster
    • Tenant management
      • Manage tenants
      • Create a tenant
      • Modify tenant
        • Manage resources
        • Manage replicas
        • Modify other parameters
      • Delete a tenant
      • Perform tenant O&M operations
    • High availability
      • High availability
      • Recover from node failure
      • Back up a tenant
      • Restore data from a backup
      • Physical standby tenant
      • Inter K8s cluster management
  • Appendix
    • Deploy OceanBase Database and web app in a Kubernetes cluster
    • FAQ

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High availability

Last Updated:2026-09-04 08:21:43

ob-operator ensures the high availability of data by using the following features of OceanBase Database.

  • Node fault recovery. The distributed architecture of OceanBase Database allows you to restore the service when a minority of nodes fail. By relying on certain network plugins, you can even restore the service from majority nodes failure. For more information, see Recover from node failure.
  • Backup and restore of tenant data. The backup and restore feature of OceanBase Database allows you to back up tenant data to different storage media to ensure data safety. For more information, see Back up a tenant.
  • Primary and standby tenants. OceanBase Database allows you to create a standby tenant for the primary tenant. When a fault occurs to the primary tenant, you can quickly switch your business to the standby tenant to reduce the business interruption. For more information, see Physical standby database.
  • Inter K8s cluster management. OceanBase can be deployed across multiple K8s cluster, this is a huge improment of high-availability and also gives the user more confident to operator the K8s cluster running OceanBase workloads. see Inter K8s cluster management.

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