Improving Application Environments in the Cloud

Many organizations managing their own infrastructures have tried to create high availability (HA) application environments—in which applications will be accessible no less than 99.99% of the time—by using multiple servers or virtual machines (VMs) configured as a failover cluster. If the cluster node running a mission-critical application goes down, for example, a secondary node in the failover cluster can take over in an instant and pick up where the other node left off.

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Recent News & Press

HANA Migration: Ensuring High Availability and Minimizing Disruptions

The business operations landscape is set to undergo a pivotal shift. SAP has finalized that by 2027, SAP customers will need to transition from their […]

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How will high availability develop in 2024?

In 2023, rapid digital transformation, cyber security threats, and supply chain disruptions posed significant challenges for businesses, necessitating robust IT infrastructures. As these challenges persist […]

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“Surviving the Digital Heatwave: Lessons Learned from Singapore’s...

Today, we’re unpacking a real-world tech drama that unfolded in Singapore, offering a stark reminder about the vital role of Disaster Recovery (DR) planning and the often […]

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