High Availability Computing, also known as "RAS" (reliability, availability, serviceability), refers to a multiprocessing system that can quickly recover from a failure. This can be achieved in a variety of ways, typically by combining redundant hardware with software solutions. With the growth of virtualization, many workloads may be deployed on a single computer, making high availability critical for business operations.
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Intel® S5500/S5520 and S3420 Series Server Boards storage options.
RAID and storage options available on S5520 and S5500 based Server Systems.
Intel® Solid State Drives Overview
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Intel® Server Board Interactive Tour:
• Intel® Server Board S5520HC
• Intel® Server Board S5520UR
• Intel® Server Board S5500BC
• Intel® Server Board S5500WB
• Intel® Server Board S3420GP
ZDNet Blog: When organizations put a lot of eggs in one basket
White paper: What Is Reliability?
Forrester Research White Paper: Server Availability Trends In The Time Of Electronic Health Records
Stratus White Paper: Electronic Health Records That Make the Grade — 24/7 Availability
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