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Fault Tolerance in a Virtual World: How Common Use Cases Raise Your Criticality Quotient
Overview As server virtualization goes mainstream, the workloads of virtual machines are taking on mission-critical proportions. Uses range from application-dense server consolidation, to failover and disaster recovery, to managing the virtualized infrastructure. Downtime and data loss pose harsh consequences in scenarios like these. This paper looks at five use cases to show why, where and how the business can reduce risk in the virtualization initiative by hardening the IT environment with physical servers that ensure reliability and availability.
| Publisher | Stratus Technologies | File Format | |
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| Date Published | August 2007 | ||
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