That equates to 31.5 seconds of downtime per year.
Since I'm guessing you're doing a 5 minute test interval,
this doesn't make much sense. Actually, 99.99% would
be a good balance, since this equates to 52 minutes
and 33 seconds of downtime per year.
All this is moot if management wants to see 6 nines, which is funny since the standard is 5 nines... (5:15 per year of d/t)
Paul
rower.master at gmail.com 01/05/06 8:22 AM >>> Hi Friends,
Is there a way to report SLA with 4 decimals digits - "99.9999" ?
Thanks in advance,
Mario.
Thanks Paul,
You're absolutely right! But, maybe, in a near future we will have to work with systems that needs this kind of disponibility.
Regards.
On 1/5/06, PAUL WILLIAMSON <pwilliamson at mandtbank.com> wrote:
That equates to 31.5 seconds of downtime per year. Since I'm guessing you're doing a 5 minute test interval, this doesn't make much sense. Actually, 99.99% would be a good balance, since this equates to 52 minutes and 33 seconds of downtime per year.
All this is moot if management wants to see 6 nines, which is funny since the standard is 5 nines... (5:15 per year of d/t)
Paul
rower.master at gmail.com 01/05/06 8:22 AM >>> Hi Friends,
Is there a way to report SLA with 4 decimals digits - "99.9999" ?
Thanks in advance,
Mario.
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