What did you blame the last time you had to explain downtime? Maybe you said the hardware was responsible because a memory chip failed. Did nature cause the failure because heavy rains flooded your data center? Maybe it was even the cleaning people’s fault, because they unplugged your server to plug in their vacuum. No matter what the cause, your business suffers when work stops because a critical service is offline.
Regardless of what caused the failure, you’re responsible for the downtime. You can and must plan for all of these unpredictable events. In the past, technology was one of the most significant hurdles to overcome when implementing a business continuity plan. Today, clustering technologies provide suites of tools to provide availability and scalability that is capable of meeting even the most demanding requirements. Whether you need on-site scalability and high availability for applications that scale out horizontally, such as Web servers, proxy servers, and other services that need client requests distributed across nodes in a cluster or off-site data replication for remote availability and disaster recovery, we have a solution for your businesses survival and scalability.
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