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Application-aware SIOS LifeKeeper makes creating and managing high availability clusters for SAP S/4HANA, SQL Server, Oracle and other applications easy and error-free. Automated configuration and management removes manual scripting and orchestrates failovers with application-specific best practices for reliable failover and complete uptime protection.

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Even if a problem occurs, LifeKeeper automatically fails over from the primary server node to a secondary node in an instant, and operation continues without any noticeable delays for the users. It saves IT time and eliminates service interruption for customers.

We were able to go from testing to production in a matter of days. Ongoing maintenance is also quite simple, which we expect will minimize our operational expenditures associated with high availability and disaster recovery. If it were not for SIOS, we might not have been able to migrate our environment to the cloud.
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We have been using SIOS DataKeeper for several years now, and it has proven to be the most rock-solid piece of software we have. It just works.

With any clustering technology, you need to be wary of what you’re doing to avoid having failover fail. But with SIOS DataKeeper, the system pretty much just manages and maintains itself…It just works!