IT organizations should be wary of promisinghigh availability web services built on blades or any other commodity hardware and software. Where they exist, IT should first qualify and make available external services built on high availability infrastructures that are protected from component failure. The challenge, as always, is recovery. Whereas commodity hardware can fail over instantly, recovery remains a complex and sometimes tedious and fragile task.
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Beware of blades bearing high availability gifts
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Last Update: Feb 18, 2008 | 09:29
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| 14004 | Wikibon Daemon | 08 Feb 18 21:28:42 | New page: IT organizations should be wary of promising[[[HA Blades: A solution or part of the problem?|high availability web services]] built on blades or any other commodity hardware and software. ... |
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