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Clustering with Bitbucket Data Center
Advanced actions
- Running the Bitbucket Server installer
- Automated setup for Bitbucket Server
- Starting and stopping Bitbucket Server
- Install Bitbucket Server from an archive file
- Install and configure a remote Elasticsearch instance
- Running Bitbucket Server as a Linux service
- Running Bitbucket Server as a Windows service
- Bitbucket Server config properties
- Proxying and securing Bitbucket Server
- Enabling SSH access to Git repositories in Bitbucket Server
- Using diff transcoding in Bitbucket Server
- Changing the port that Bitbucket Server listens on
- Moving Bitbucket Server to a different context path
- Running Bitbucket Server with a dedicated user
- Bitbucket Server debug logging
- Data recovery and backups
- Lockout recovery process
- Scaling Bitbucket Server
- High availability for Bitbucket Server
- Clustering with Bitbucket Data Center
- Enabling JMX counters for performance monitoring
- Getting started with Bitbucket Server and AWS
- Disabling HTTP(S) access to Git repositories in Bitbucket Server
- Smart Mirroring
- Git Large File Storage
On this page
Related content
- Integrating Bitbucket Server with Apache HTTP Server
- Securing Bitbucket Server with Apache using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server behind nginx using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server behind HAProxy using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server with Tomcat using SSL
- Moving Bitbucket Server to a different context path
- Moving Bitbucket Server to a different context path
- Changing the port that Bitbucket Server listens on
- How to configure an outbound HTTP and HTTPS proxy for Bitbucket Server
- Setting up SSH port forwarding
About Bitbucket Data Center
Bitbucket Data Center is the on-premises Git repository management solution for larger enterprises that require high availability and performance at scale. It allows everyone in your organization to easily collaborate on your Git repositories.
Bitbucket Data Center is designed with enterprise scaling and infrastructure flexibility in mind for when you host Bitbucket Server in your own data center. It provides enterprise teams with:
Performance at scale: A cluster of many machines each running Bitbucket Server can handle a greater load than a single machine.
High availability: If one cluster node goes down, then the remaining cluster nodes can continue servicing requests so that users see little or no loss of availability.
- Instant scalability: You can rapidly provision extra capacity with almost no downtime.
A look at the architecture
Bitbucket Data Center consists of a cluster of dedicated machines, connected like this:
Load balancer
The load balancer distributes requests from your users to the cluster nodes. If a cluster node goes down, the load balancer immediately detects the failure and automatically directs requests to the other nodes within seconds.
Application nodes
The cluster of Bitbucket Server nodes share the workload of incoming requests. Failure of a cluster node causes virtually no loss of availability for users, because requests are immediately directed to other nodes.
Shared database and storage
Bitbucket Data Center supports the same databases as Bitbucket Server (except for MySQL).
A high-performance shared file system, accessible via NFS, stores repository, attachment and avatar data.
Learn more about Bitbucket Data Center
Related content
- Integrating Bitbucket Server with Apache HTTP Server
- Securing Bitbucket Server with Apache using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server behind nginx using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server behind HAProxy using SSL
- Securing Bitbucket Server with Tomcat using SSL
- Moving Bitbucket Server to a different context path
- Moving Bitbucket Server to a different context path
- Changing the port that Bitbucket Server listens on
- How to configure an outbound HTTP and HTTPS proxy for Bitbucket Server
- Setting up SSH port forwarding