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Learn moreHigh availability is essential for critical applications. Failures are associated with high costs and often also with a loss of trust and reputation. We help you with the right infrastructure to prevent this from happening in the first place!
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High Availability (HA) refers to measures and architectures that ensure that an IT system or service is continuously available and has minimal downtime.
This is crucial for critical applications where interruptions can have costly and serious consequences.
In the context of infrastructure and hosting, HA comprises several core components. By combining these strategies, organizations can maximize the availability of their systems and ensure that they remain operational even in the event of disruptions.
Distribution of data traffic across several servers to prevent overloading and increase availability. Load balancers can be both hardware and software-based.
Automatic switchover to a standby server or another component if a primary system fails. This includes failover of both servers and networks.
Placement of infrastructure components in different geographical regions to protect against regional failures such as natural disasters or local power outages.
Use of tools and scripts to automatically monitor and restore services. Orchestration tools such as Kubernetes help to distribute containerized applications to different nodes and start them automatically in the event of failures
Regular backup of data and system states and plans for rapid recovery in the event of a catastrophic failure. DR plans must be tested and updated regularly
Use of multiple network connections and ISPs to ensure that a connection failure does not lead to a service outage
Implementation of monitoring solutions to continuously monitor system statuses and detect problems at an early stage. These systems should trigger alarms and, ideally, initiate automatic corrective measures.
It is important for us to understand your current infrastructure and the need for a highly available solution for you. The cost-benefit analysis is the top priority for many of our customers.
Many companies do not realize that, depending on the type of protection, the costs often exceed the benefits. A joint analysis with us with the corresponding options for implementation is part of our consultation. Only then do we implement and, if necessary, operate your individual solution.
