April 5, 2021 – Carlos Castro

For many systems, high availability is crucial to survive, honor the SLA’s with (internal or external) customers. To achieve a high SLA with three, four or even five nines a redundant infrastructure is needed, there is no other way to achieve that if you don’t have your architecture redundant. Five-nines Continue Reading

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