Don't confuse 'zero downtime' with TWO DAYS. Nobody expects true 'zero downtime', and a few minutes/hours down occurrences throughout the year adding up to a co

Don't confuse 'zero downtime' with TWO DAYS. Nobody expects true 'zero downtime', and a few minutes/hours down occurrences throughout the year adding up to a couple days may be tolerated, but... two straight days? no. Hey, let's try a little experiment on the subject. I'll sit here and do nothing starting right now, simulating unscheduled downtime, for the next two minutes. You sit there and do nothing starting right now, simulating unscheduled downtime, for the next two days. ETA: two days downtime divided by 365 days a year is over 15 minutes per day, or almost 2 hours per week ... any provider down that much & often would lose customers fast.