Trinity Availability Cluster Configuration and Management

[TaviTruman]

I am working to improve existing documentation around GE Cluster configuration and management. I have had some difficulty getting this aspect and the ability to work predictably. I want to collect redacted samples of what you guys use in your applications. Ay companies, InKnowWorks and RocketUrBiz, I use the Graph Engine in lots of exciting ways in the Microservices as well as Blazer browser-based apps and native WPF and WinUI/MAUI (not macOS yet) desktop environments.

@shaobin Dr. Shao, I know that GE is not an active project for you and your team, but whatever help you could offer on GE Cluster configuration and management would be extremely helpful. Going into the new year, I am working to raise funds to build a team to support and continue the development of the GE; I am also working on two new books to help educate developers and technologists about the wonders of the GE and a hardcore developers guide.

[TaviTruman]

@shaobin When running in cluster configuration what is confirmation that cluster is up and running, stable and is communicating with other machines in the Availability Group? I've attached a sample trinity.xml file for review.
trinity.zip

[TaviTruman]

For the past year, I have been digging into the Trinty Configuration and Trinity Availability Cluster and found the Configuration facilities practical, powerful, and concise. It does need better documentation examples. The Availability Cluster capability is powerful! I have added several extensions to my repo. We need modern Telemetry!

I have figured out how Trinity establishes the master in the cluster - it is a straightforward model; I use other models clustered in my mind I use, like Azure Service Fabric. I am incredibly excited as now I can clarify how to continue creating design patterns, idioms, and best practices when designing TSL Data models and RPC APIs (both synchronous and asynchronous).