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Advantages of having application deployed in IBM WebSphere cluster.

Ensure application is always available from one of the cluster members.
High-availability if one or more JVM is down.
No issue if one of the cluster JVMÂs physical server is down.
No or minimum downtime during restart.
Easy maintenance.
No need to deploy on multiple JVM instead just select the cluster as target.

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