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### Introducing the Arbitrator

This release introduces new topology that adds a lightweight [arbitrator node](http://galeracluster.
com/documentation-webpages/arbitrator.html) to the two node MySQL cluster. zero downtime deployment default. The  The addition of the arbitrator node builds on the native strength of horizontal scaling for high availability by exposing the MariaDB/Galera combination with a smaller footprint. 

While the typical minimal HA configuration includes [three](cluster-behavior.md#avoid-an-even-number-of-nodes) full-size MySQL nodes, the new default reduces that overhead with the lightweight arbitrator node. The presence of the arbitrator avoids the possibility of a [split-brain condition](http://galeracluster.com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum.html#split-brain-condition) by participating in [weighted quorum elections](http://galeracluster.com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum.html)

The arbitrator addition enables high availability by allowing the cluster to continue running 

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### Introducing the Arbitrator

This release introduces a high availability (HA), zero downtime deployment default. The new topology adds a lightweight [arbitrator node](http://galeracluster.
com/documentation-webpages/arbitrator.html) to the two node MySQL cluster. The addition of the arbitrator node builds on the native strength of horizontal scaling by exposing the MariaDB/Galera combination for HA support. 

While the typical minimal HA configuration includes [three](cluster-behavior.md#avoid-an-even-number-of-nodes) full-size MySQL nodes, the new default reduces some of that overhead with the lightweight arbitrator node. The presence of the arbitrator avoids the possibility of a [split-brain condition](http://galeracluster.com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum.html#split-brain-condition) by participating in [weighted quorum elections](http://galeracluster.com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum.html)

The arbitrator addition enables high availability by allowing the cluster to continue running in c

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### Introducing the Arbitrator

This release introduces a high availability (HA), zero downtime deployment default. The new topology adds a lightweight [arbitrator node](http://galeracluster.
com/documentation-webpages/arbitrator.html) to the two node MySQL cluster. The addition of the arbitrator node builds on the native strength of horizontal scaling by exposing the MariaDB/Galera combination for HA support. 

While the typical minimal HA configuration includes [three](cluster-behavior.md#avoid-an-even-number-of-nodes) full-size MySQL nodes, the new default reduces some of that overhead with the lightweight arbitrator node. The presence of the arbitrator avoids the possibility of a [split-brain condition](http://galeracluster.
 com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum.
html#split-brain-condition) by participating in [weighted quorum elections](http://galeracluster.
com/documentation-webpages/weightedquorum. 
html)

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