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If that is true then that is enough of a selling point. Cloud providers with 5 9's have one or two outages a year. If you need the uptime for systems that can't
by _8j50 4y ago
If that is true then that is enough of a selling point. Cloud providers with 5 9's have one or two outages a year. If you need the uptime for systems that can't have one outage in a decade, is there a competing solution?
- __d 4y agoNonStop? Originally from Tandem, then bought by .. Compaq? And then HP, now HPE. Not a mainframe, but designed and built for 100% uptime. They used to do demos where you could open the cabinet and pull out boards at random, and it'd just keep going. It migrated from custom hardware, to Itanium, to x86-64. It's a custom OS, but has a Unix-like layer on top for ease of porting stuff.