Which vault type involves two servers using Clustering Services?

The concept of a Hot Vault in the context of CyberArk involves the implementation of two servers through Clustering Services to ensure high availability and quick accessibility of sensitive data. This setup allows for seamless failover and load balancing, meaning that if one server goes down or is under heavy load, the other server can take over without any service interruption.

Hot Vaults are designed to provide continuous access to the vault services, making them suitable for environments where uptime is critical. By utilizing clustering, organizations can implement redundancy and ensure that their privileged credential management system remains operational under various conditions. This responsiveness is vital for businesses that rely on immediate access to secure vaulting services to protect and manage sensitive credentials effectively.

In contrast, other vault types, such as Cold Vault, Warm Vault, and Disaster Recovery Vault, do not operate under the same high-availability conditions or might have different server configurations affecting their operational readiness and accessibility features. These other vault types serve different purposes in terms of data availability and backup strategies, which is why they do not include the clustering two-server setup that defines a Hot Vault.