Implementation of SIDES in an environment high availability - is a cluster required?

Hello

I'll put in SIDES like active-passive in a HA environment and crossed the docs as well as the white book documents 1292523.1d. They all mention using a WebLogic cluster with a server managed at each site and active passive running.

Is there a technical reason as to why the managed servers should be in a cluster? I see no reason why I couldn't have an independent area on each of my 2 sites and switch between them, while of course alone is still active.

Thank you for any pointer/comment.

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