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Web Monitoring Reliability

clock June 4, 2008 02:32 by author levon
Monitoring Website uptime once every 60-120 minutes is not very reliable method of determining server uptime. Such way of website monitoring gives an opportunity to catch the servers that out for long periods of time, but it is impossible to catch Web servers that intermittently have downtime for shorter periods of time. If tests are frequent the monitoring is much more exact, but the price is significantly higher. The more accurate method is to check every minute or so - for most individuals and organizations it is the only way to be sure that their web sever work without any faluress. Some companies even like to use server 'uptime' as a marketing gimmick - 'Hey, look everyone, 99,99% uptime' - which of course is not accurate - even load-balanced servers can experience a little downtime.

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Uptime

clock February 20, 2008 06:02 by author levon

Website uptime means time of undisturbed operation of your website, server. At present moment there is no big difference between web hosting services. But it is impossible to provide 100% uptime in other words to provide website and server performance 24 hours per day 365 per year, because there are real people and real technique. Both of them have illness and breakages. So, all statements about 100% web site uptime are false.

There is another aim: to reduce downtime of yourwebsite. For this purpose there is such service as website uptime monitoring.It helps you to watch your website performance round the clock and notices youabout uptime problems. So, you have an opportunity to make actions to reduce downtime.

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