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文档介绍:How to Maximize Availability,
Performance, and Scalability with
Synchronous Replication, Auto-
Failover, and Flash Optimization

Dr. John R. Busch
Founder and CTO
Schooner Information Technology
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Schooner Information Technology. October 21, 2011
© 2011 Schooner Information Technology, p1 .
Business’ Most Valuable Asset: Its Data

Data
§ Most important and ponent of modern
applications and websites

§ Driving revolutionary changes puting and the
Ø New opportunities for generating revenue

Ø More efficient use of current business processes and
infrastructure

§ Data access downtime or poor performance has a major cost
to a business’ bottom line


© 2011 Schooner Information Technology, p2 .
The Mission-Critical Imperative

“Let me tell you the difference between Facebook and everyone else, we
don't crash EVER! If our service is down for even a minute, our entire
reputation is irreversibly destroyed

Facebook and Google invest hundreds of millions of dollars every year on
custom software and hardware infrastructure to optimize availability,
performance, administration, and cost
© 2011 Schooner Information Technology, p3 .
The Mission-Critical Imperative


§ Providing high data availability, excellent response time is critical
for key classes of businesses
Ø  Web
Ø  eCommerce
Ø High-volume websites
Ø munications

§ They require a mission critical database
© 2011 Schooner Information Technology, p4 .
Mission-Critical Database Requirements
High
Simple and Standards
High Performance
Powerful Cost Effec
ve and
Availability and Data Integrity
Administra
pa
bility
Scalability
© 2011 Schooner Information Technology, p5 .
Mission-Critical Database Goals and Metrics
Goals Metrics
§  High Availability §  Service unavailability (minutes/year) from
failures, disaster recovery, or during planned
administration