Your web site hosted in a world class data center
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You will be hosted in a world class data center located in California with over 40 full time staff looking after over 700 servers. The data center is connected to the Internet via redundant 100Mb connections with multiple carriers to ensure continued network connectivity in case any carrier goes down. Each connection is carried across a diversified fiber network and connects to different entrances to the Internet's backbone. This allows for total network redundancy. Our own facility? No! Not in our wildest dreams! We just rent space on these servers for you!
Since we rent space, we had to see for ourselves how reliable our supplier was. So we got an unrelated independent third party to check it out. Numbers are as of last week of March 2006. We were impressed. See below.
Not too shabby. 100% uptime on weekly basis and its been about a month since we started with them. We did get one couple minute outage notice in the past month which makes for about 99.99% reliability but no one is perfect. It might have been network (the Internet) or even internal to the source of the checking service since these things are automated but we'll attribute the outage to the supplier.
Since I have my email checking every 5 min or so, I noticed couple of days in the past month where my Outlook attempt to connect came back with an error. I pushed the check/email button to force a retrieval and it was fine. So a minute or two outage. I can live with that. I noticed 3 different MX records suggesting 3 redundant mail servers which gave me a nice warm and fuzzy feeling that we are in good hands. Update: I LOVE the spam filtering options!
Since we rent space, we had to see for ourselves how reliable our supplier was. So we got an unrelated independent third party to check it out. Numbers are as of last week of March 2006. We were impressed. See below.
Not too shabby. 100% uptime on weekly basis and its been about a month since we started with them. We did get one couple minute outage notice in the past month which makes for about 99.99% reliability but no one is perfect. It might have been network (the Internet) or even internal to the source of the checking service since these things are automated but we'll attribute the outage to the supplier.
Since I have my email checking every 5 min or so, I noticed couple of days in the past month where my Outlook attempt to connect came back with an error. I pushed the check/email button to force a retrieval and it was fine. So a minute or two outage. I can live with that. I noticed 3 different MX records suggesting 3 redundant mail servers which gave me a nice warm and fuzzy feeling that we are in good hands. Update: I LOVE the spam filtering options!
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Weekly Availability Chart | ||||||||
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Weekly
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03/26
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03/27
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03/28
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03/29
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03/30
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03/31
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04/01
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Total
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*Availability Errors |
0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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Time on error (h:m) |
00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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00:00
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% Uptime |
100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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100.00
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*DNS & Page (1K) only - no content |
Availability Statistics (in seconds)
| Average | |||
| DNS Lookup Time: | 0.01 | ||
| Page (1K) Retrieval Time: | 0.96 | ||
| Combined Time: | 0.98 |
(Statistics based on 56k modem speeds)
Reliability
Just like you, we wanted reliability as we have come to depend on our web site and email for daily lives! So we did our homework before unleashing a new service provider onto you. We wanted a world class 24/7 data center with bells and whistles including daily backups, power generators, multiple connection to the Internet, etc. etc.