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I'm getting better than 95% up time on my home network. If you told me that and I was your client, I'd be going elsewhere. Over 99% costs lots of money, yes. H
by run4yourlives 15y ago
I'm getting better than 95% up time on my home network. If you told me that and I was your client, I'd be going elsewhere.
Over 99% costs lots of money, yes. How much is dependent on how close to 100 you are looking to get, but that's the client's decision. 99% though is a perfectly acceptable standard.
- timwiseman 15y agoThere is a big difference between getting >95% up time and being able to actually back up an SLA for > 95% up time.
- run4yourlives 15y agoThere is? What exactly are you doing that you need 20 days a year of downtime to accomplish? That's a full business day a week. If you can't commit to that low of an SLA, you're doing it wrong.
- angelbob 15y agoOften SLAs aren't given per full year, though. Think less of 20 days a year, and more of X hours per week if something goes severely wrong.