True High Availability for Microsoft Windows-based Applications

True High Availability for Microsoft Windows-based Applications
Monday, 17th July 2006
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True High Availability for Microsoft Windows-based Applications

Neverfail's holistic view begins with consideration of the real meaning of downtime and the impact of end-user not being able to use their business-critical application. While backups, replication and clustering approaches address certain aspects and certain failures, the Neverfail approach looks at the whole application stack, including: the data, the system (server and operating system), the network and the application itself.

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