Month: March 2014

Is Your Performance “Normal”? How Do You Know?

Posted on by Maureen Sahualla
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IT operations environments are very “noisy”. With tens of thousands of events coming in from thousands of different devices, it’s hard to know when things are “normal” and when things are “not normal”. This is particularly challenging because event traffic and volume from devices can vary depending on the time of the day, the day ...

Identifying Single Points of Failure Before They Become Failures

Posted on by Maureen Sahualla

Architecting your environment to ensure high availability means designing an architecture where single points of failure are identified and mitigated. In most IT infrastructures, IT services are designed with multiple redundant components, and multiple failures must occur before you finally arrive at a single point of failure ─ the point where, if the final remaining ...