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Ensuring Continuous Availability and Peak Performance for Web Sites and Web-Based Applications

“The web site is down”. These five words can induce a panic attack in even the most seasoned and level-headed network administrator. Every second of downtime costs money, potentially damages customer relationships, and inhibits new customers. And, to add insult to injury, it is not possible to contact the users to tell them what’s going on because they are nameless, faceless, people located somewhere in the world ... many of whom got sick of waiting and clicked themselves over to your competition.