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Stratus Continuous Processing Technology - The Smarter Approach to Uptime

Overview This paper presents an overview of Stratus Continuous Processing technology as implemented in the second generation of the fault tolerant Server series. Fundamentals behind the Continuous Processing design lockstep technology, failsafe software, and the ActiveService architecture are explained in detail. By engineering robustness directly into the server’s hardware, software, and serviceability, Stratus offers customers a line of industry-standard, Intel processor-based servers that deliver unsurpassed availability while providing operational simplicity and a significant financial advantage over competing high-availability approaches.

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Publisher	Stratus Technologies	File Format	WORD
Date Published	September 2003	Downloads	111
Format	White Papers
Topics	Fault-Tolerant Servers, High Availability

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