Browsing articles tagged with " High Availability"
Mar
4
2012
4
2012
What is High Availability?
In IT terms, high availability is the term used to describe a server or network, and by extension all of the constituent components, that is continuously available for data input, processing, and report querying. In it’s simplest sense, we see high availability in our everyday interactions on the web, it is very rare for the top 10 websites to be offline. The systems and protocols in place largely determine the success or not of a high availability goal, mostly because components fail randomly, and no [...]
Advertisements
Recent Posts
- What is a Disaster Recovery Data Center
- What is a Relational Database?
- What is a Flat File Database?
- What is a DSN or Database Source Name?
- What is a Disaster Recovery Plan?
- What is an Open Source Database?
- What is Disaster Recovery?
- What is a Database Cluster?
- What are Database Servers?
- What are Database Forms?
Random Posts
- Disaster Recovery Best Practices
- What is Datamining?
- What is Data Integration?
- What is ETL or Extract, Transform, and Load?
- Free Database Software Options
- What is an Oracle Database?
- High Availability Architecture
- What is Database Replication?
- What is Enterprise Information Integration
- What is a Database Query?