In meeting these requirements, embedded-system designers use an arsenal of clever hardware- and software-redundancy techniques to routinely achieve availabilities as high as 99.999%, or less than six ...

then the storage system is defined as having “high-availability” and is otherwise known as “HA-storage.” HA-storage is but just one component of high-availability systems, as will be explained in this ...

Service outages or system failures that disrupt users can quickly damage brand reputation, leading companies to find high availability solutions that prevent downtime. In a nutshell, high availability ...

In fact, these points are not particular to UNIX or Linux; they apply across any hardware and operating system implementation. So before dedicating any money (and your company's data) to a ...

A computer system can be working perfectly yet to the end user be ... implementation and operation of High Availability services and systems. There is also a time element called ‘ramp up’ time which s ...

High availability also refers to being able to service a component in the system without shutting down the entire operation. See clustering and hot fix. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

Below, members of Forbes Technology Council share their experience and advice for developing an effective workload orchestration system ... Having built a high-availability and fault-tolerant ...

From the hardware perspective, the technologies used, such as Storage Area Network (SAN), blade server and the Intel x86_64 CPUs, helped to meet the requirements of fast access, system scalability and ...

OSIsoft has announced the release of a High Availability (HA) PI System, a significant update to the company's enterprise class real-time historian platform OSIsoft has released a High Availability ...

The launch of the Intelligent Access ASM1001 system for the Calix Broadband ... aggregation deeper into the network, enabling high-availability broadband services for any market Leveraging Calix ...