Improve Software Application Availability in 5 Steps
Keeping applications up and running is essential to successfully running a modern business. Follow these key steps to reduce your risk of downtime and keep customers happy.
Keeping applications up and running is essential to successfully running a modern business. Follow these key steps to reduce your risk of downtime and keep customers happy.
Aligning the right metrics to the right use case allows for timelier reporting and reduces the risk your application could fail.
A quick guide to building, managing, monitoring, and maintaining state-of-the-art web applications.
If you use more than one AWS account, be aware that two different availability zones may not necessarily reside in different data centers.
DNS is essential to operating a modern digital businesses, but a failure in your DNS system can bring your entire business to a sudden halt.
It doesn't matter if your application works most of the time; what matters is that it works on the biggest days for your business.
Availability and reliability are similar but different concepts. When building web applications, it’s important to understand the difference between the two.
The most effective way to determine if your company's disaster recovery plan will work is to test it in a production-level environment.
When learning how to fly model airplanes as a kid, I was taught an important rule: “Always fly ‘two mistakes’ high.” The same rule applies when building web applications.
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