HIGH AVAILABILITY SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED

In their own words

Downtime in business and mission critical applications causes extreme interruption to the business/mission and can have significant financial implications. Despite advances in infrastructure robustness, many IT organizations still face database, hardware, and software downtime, lasting short periods to shutting down the business for days. High availability has not been an expectation of the cloud computing story. IT shops looking at cloud computing are seeking the benefits of agility and lower cost instead. The fact is, the biggest inhibitor for cloud computing is the lack of infrastructure support needed for many business-related applications. This is complicated by the fact that most of these apps are third-party applications and not even built by the companies using the applications. In order to obtain the benefits of HA in the cloud, you could argue that these third party companies should open the setup of and access to their applications? Sounds good on paper, but that means that every third-party vendor will end up creating their own way of doing this, multiplying the effort of getting HA at the application level. What's the answer? HA Middleware- HA at the middleware level – provides a standard industry proven, vendor neutral HA architecture that fits broadest set of cases, minimizing and eliminating special case solutions for each system and scales much better. MeghHA, is a unique high availability middleware, which handles software faults, hypervisor faults, hardware faults and takes recovery action on critical applications in case of these faults in the most comprehensive manner. MeghHA has industry proven base code of OpenSAF with cloud related ‘additional features’ and unique multi-cluster management dashboard application which can be integrated with MeghHA Help Desk. MeghHA when integrated with any system’s software, creates fail-safe, fault tolerant, continuous serving software, making zero downtime a possibility even in case of multi-point failures.

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