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Re^3: Drowning in Modules - Suggest those for DB App

by dga (Hermit)
on Oct 12, 2004 at 22:12 UTC ( [id://398712]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Drowning in Modules - Suggest those for DB App
in thread Drowning in Modules - Suggest those for DB App

99.5%? Thats nearly 2 days of downtime a year. I think that most business critical systems would normally be defined as 5 9's (99.999%) which is just over 5 minutes of downtime per year. I have run 'not really critical systems' in the past where the expectation is 4 9's (99.99) which is less (<1 hour/year) (~3157 seconds) and at 3 9's (99.9%) (<9 hours/year), I would have been asked to 'seek opportunities elsewhere'.

My current server system isn't so critical but it has well past 4 9's and I only admin it very part time. Needless to say it doesn't run a Microsoft OS.

In fact it has had less than 2 hours of unplanned downtime in 5 years and thus I would consider it 4 9's.

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