Keeping it REAL
MaximumASP‘s Stacy Griggs paints an interesting picture of how to guarantee your website never goes down in his WHIR post last week.
He describes the pros and cons of 4 and 5 nine guaranteed redundancy well. Personally I prefer to view it as guaranteed uptime, or fault tolerance, and respectfully bring to readers’ attention to the recent possibility of 6 nine (99.9999%) uptime made real by fifth generation ftServers.
One reader questions the reality of 100% uptime. I advise that it really is not too far away and commend Stacy on a good post which scores highly on my usefulness and accuracy scales, regardless of the oversight in mentioning fault tolerance and the new 6 nines level of availability.
I encourage you to learn more about what it takes to achieve REAL fault tolerance by clicking the image below:
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