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July 22, 2009

Secret No. 2 - The Myth of Five Nines

Posted by The Progress Guys

Lets continue to pull back the covers on highly available integration infrastructure.

Listen now to Part 2 of the Five Dirty Little Secrets of Highly Available Integration Infrastructure podcast series: The Myth of Five Nines.

Presented by Hub Vandervoort, CTO, and Ken Rugg, VP and General Manager, Integration Infrastructure, Progress Software, this is the second of five new interview-style podcasts that reveal the software industry’s five "dirty little secrets" or misconceptions of a so-called highly available integration infrastructure.

Three minutes of downtime may not seem detrimental now but if that failure occurs during peak transaction times, it will result in lost revenue and poor customer service. In this podcast, Hub and Ken present ideas on how to deliver a highly available enterprise infrastructure.

> Secret No. 2 - The Myth of Five Nines


Tune in next time for Secret No. 3 - Recovery Time.

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