You can download Uptime here and check the Uptime Twitter account for invite codes.
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A.W.S. still has enviable uptime — better than 99 percent.
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Uptime is a free download on the iOS App Store.
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Uptime speed and yield is still very, very important in industry.
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I create smoothly running customer data centers that achieve 100% uptime.
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To solve this, check out something like StatusCake or Uptime Robot.
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Even YouTube is experimenting in this space with an app called Uptime.
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"Hybrids offer the best mix of uptime, efficiency, and cost," Sullivan said.
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And the company promises 99.999 percent of uptime thanks to its monitoring network.
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But Uptime is a fresh new take, combining group messaging with collaborative viewing.
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When it comes to uptime, the database is often a system's weakest link.
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But the role also requires ensuring the platforms are running, known as uptime.
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Slack provides customers with credits for future use when uptime is below 226%.
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Swarmify is hosted on the Amazon EC2 platform for optimal uptime and load speed.
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Many other services offer an uptime guarantee, and most of them stick to it.
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GitHub is promising 99.95% uptime and it is backing this promise with an SLA.
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And two, we want to see 99.9 percent uptime on elevators across the system.
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In other words, prematurely optimizing for cost, scale, or uptime is an anti-pattern.
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The idea to offer a co-watching experience is not unique to Uptime, however.
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Uptime, an app developed under Google's Area 120 incubator, is now available to the public.
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Uptime is currently in invite-only mode, but the invite code "pizza" gets you in.
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Yes, but: Cybersecurity is increasingly seen as a boon to uptime, rather than an obstacle.
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It's a tier 3 data center, which means they expect at least 99.982% of uptime.
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Just be wary of spotty uptime and what feels like a constant push to upgrade.
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Why it matters: The 2 most important things to an industrial business are uptime and efficiency.
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For example, YouTube in 2017 launched an experimental app, called Uptime, for watching videos with friends.
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The company's technology, which had outages in 3653, has had 100% uptime so far this year.
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I just downloaded Uptime, and it seems there aren't many active users, which makes sense, I guess.
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The customer wants to have 99 percent uptime that is repeatable, at a cost that is affordable.
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The company's slightly byzantine pricing plans are optimized for a number of low-bandwidth, high uptime applications.
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"Instead of selling you just an airplane engine, you're being sold uptime for an engine," Pelino said.
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Since then it's had a good record with uptime, despite dealing with DDoS attacks on a daily basis.
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That's why Farley said uptime is one of the most crucial characteristics driving Ford's decision to go hybrid.
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A good definition of serverless is pay-per-use computing where uptime is out of the developer's control.
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Uptime basically takes existing YouTube videos and makes them more interactive by letting you watch them with your friends.
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While it's typical to guarantee a certain degree of uptime, Microsoft also offers SLAs for throughput, consistency and latency.
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You can search and share video clips from YouTube to the app to Uptime, making it discoverable by others.
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We had a separate CIO whose job was to make sure our networks were secure, were uptime and efficient.
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"We take into account all of our customers' needs for everything from food safety to maximum uptime," he said.
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"Manufacturers are turning to Syncron to help in the shift to servitization, which requires maximized product uptime," explains Gruden.
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Over the past year, Google Cloud has been building retail-focused products to improve search and uptime for customers.
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And yet, 59 seconds of downtime in a month means that you can theoretically only claim 99.9977 percent of uptime.
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Uptime, a new app from Google launched Monday, is designed to let you watch online videos with groups of people.
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While Cosmos DB only promises 99.99 percent uptime, Microsoft's service also offers the same guarantee for throughput, latency and consistency.
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"SRE is generally more focused on the customer impact, especially in terms of availability, uptime and data loss," she says.
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But Slack is not alone — issues with uptime and reliability plague modern web services, from Alexa to WhatsApp to Apple Maps.
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The incubator has just released Uptime, a group video messaging app that lets you watch and share videos with your friends.
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Sites are too easy to connect to each other, uptime is not guaranteed, and relatively crucial services go dark without warning.
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In the short-term, it's really just setting the bar higher than 96.5 percent uptime, and working our way to 99.9.
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But with its move from a delayed, best-of photo feed to a real-time Stories platform, maximizing uptime is critical.
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It's building products honed specifically for retail and working with customers like Target and Etsy to improve their search and uptime.
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For example, Google has Uptime, an experimental app for co-watching YouTube videos, launched out of its in-house incubator, Area 120.
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No email service has 100 percent uptime, but it's reliable enough to meet our most essential needs, and consequently earn our trust.
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FastestVPN operates with 99.9% uptime, meaning you won't be twiddling your thumbs as you stare at a loading bar on your screen.
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One of the more interesting pieces of commercial news is Ford's new initiative to target 100 percent uptime for commercial vehicle operators.
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YouTube's experimental app Uptime, which lets you watch videos with friends while reacting and commenting, has now opened up to all users.
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In 2018, Slack's uptime was below the key 99.99% level for seven out of 12 months, according to the company's online tracker.
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That can be particularly important in industrial systems, where physical safety and plant operations can hinge on the uptime of single systems.
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Another Google messaging app: The company's internal incubator, Area 120, has built an app for watching and sharing videos with friends called Uptime.
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The role of the CTO is "more about putting the data to use, not about securing it or uptime or efficiency," says Chopra.
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Like all Azure products that come out of preview, Event Grid is now also backed by an SLA with a 99.99 percent uptime guarantee.
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What's most alarming about Facebook's hushed tones on its record outage is that the company was once known for its legendary obsession with uptime.
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Asus claims "all-day battery," with up to 14 hours of uptime, but that's almost certainly a number that doesn't include any intense gaming.
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There is some concern about the vehicle's connectivity "uptime," and difficulty Amazon couriers may have accessing the automaker cloud services in low-connectivity areas.
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Like any load balancer, DigitalOcean's version allows you to ensure better uptime for your applications by allowing you to distribute connections between multiple servers.
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The Uptime experiment is now one of several to emerge from Google's Area 120, which lets entrepreneurial-minded Google employees try out new ideas.
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Google experimented with a similar app, Uptime and Mashable's Jack Morse wrote about how remote watch parties are the best thing to happen to introverts.
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Those outcomes can be determined by legislators and PUCs, ranging from service uptime (minimizing blackouts) to customer satisfaction, renewable-energy penetration, electrification, efficiency, or resiliency.
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Uptime is not designed for this private sharing, but is instead a different take on the more public socializing that takes place around video content.
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However, it hasn't gone as far as to integrate the emoji responses and co-viewing found in the company's experimental YouTube app, called YouTube Uptime.
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As cities figure out how to best regulate scooters, I hope we see a focus on uptime, aka how often the scooters actually function properly.
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Uptime hasn't yet had a chance to gain many users because of this fact, and because it previously required an invite to test it out.
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This allows enterprises to outsource the management of their cloud and Rackspace guarantees a 99.99 percent uptime and a 15-minute response time for emergency issues.
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Based on my experiences with the service and feedback from users, it's clear there's a significant difference between what 1&13 delivers and true 100% uptime.
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Those outcomes can be determined by legislators and public utility commissions, ranging from service uptime (minimizing blackouts) to customer satisfaction, renewable-energy penetration, electrification, efficiency, or resiliency.
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Because it's still in beta, Google isn't making any uptime promises right now and there is no ETA for when the service will come out of beta.
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Now, we're able to be continually protected without added latency, which makes it the best option for any latency and uptime-sensitive service such as online gaming.
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While Slack says its "uptime" over the last six months is over 99 percent, that doesn't matter much if it's not available when you most need it.
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"There is currently a gap between customers' increasing demand for maximized product uptime and manufacturers' ability to deliver it," explains Syncron CEO Anders Gruden in an email.
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Co-watching in groups is an area where a number of social apps are trying to gain traction – including Cabana from Tumblr, Uptime from YouTube, Fam, and others.
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Slack quickly outgrew it in popularity though, for myriad reasons — be it a bigger suite of third-party integrations, a better reputation for uptime, or… well, better marketing.
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Slack's uptime — a measure of how frequently the service is operating normally — slipped below 40% in June and July, wrote the KeyBanc analysts, who recommend buying the stock.
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This could translate into a service business (like Zohr, or Costco) white labeling its own tires, offering them on a subscription model or offering a guaranteed uptime policy.
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The system gives the best possible uptime and since jsDelivr uses two CDN providers, if any of them goes down, all traffic is automatically switched to the operational CDN.
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Facebook's video hub Watch, for example, just rolled out a test of group video viewing, while Google offers a standalone app called Uptime for watching YouTube videos with friends.
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Other apps like YouTube's Uptime (since shut down) and Facebook's first president Sean Parker's Airtime (never took off) have tried and failed to make co-watching a popular habit.
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But what Uptime has going for it is a polished design, as well as a way to enjoy the app even if friends aren't able to join and watch immediately.
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In the era of telecom monopolies and copper wires, only a few trusted wizards actually knew how to build and maintain complicated systems that needed to deliver 99.999 percent uptime.
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Reliability and uptime are so essential to today's digital businesses that enterprise companies developed a new role, the Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), to keep their IT assets up and running.
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It wouldn't be surprising to see YouTube expand this feature over time, to include other functionality, too – perhaps like the co-watching experience its testing today through its Uptime application.
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The company's official Facebook page says Zello Walkie Talkie is seeing as many as 7,000 new registrations per minute, and the team is working tirelessly to maintain uptime as usage skyrockets.
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These include Uptime, a social YouTube app that recently opened to the public; the voice-based Supersonic Fun Voice Messenger; and the just announced Advr, which is experimenting with VR advertisements.
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At scale, this leads to pretty high uptime and low fault rates, but at a cost that many smaller users might not be willing to bear in terms of system size.
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This includes the ability to spot manufacturing defects or aspects of a machine's degrading performance that could lead to defects, and more broadly, ways to further optimise production throughput and uptime.
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That abstraction layer, even though it adds a "bump in the wire," improves uptime and performance because it breaks the 1:1 tie that has historically existed between apps and databases.
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FastestVPN: Lifetime Subscription (5 Devices) As the name suggests, this high-powered VPN operates with 99.9% uptime and gives you access to more than 350 high-speed servers around the globe.
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The app also competes with Houseparty, Airtime, ooVoo, Marco Polo, and many others on group video, and, to some extent, the apps for co-watching videos, like Tumblr's Cabana or YouTube's Uptime.
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"That is a major improvement to system utilization, the operating system, fleet uptime and all of the most critical metrics about how businesses are performing with running a shared fleet," Foley said.
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"Container-optimized operating systems will give dev teams the additional speed and efficiency to run higher throughput workloads with better security and uptime," said Michael Gerstenhaber, director of Product Management at Datadog.
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Since 20163, when Katchadourian began this body of work, she's turned the downtime of tedious, long-distance flights (movies, sleep, melatonin, zoning out) into the uptime of concentrated, marvelously inventive art-making.
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Looking to turn watching YouTube videos into a more social experience, a team from Google's internal incubator, Area 120, has launched Uptime, an app that lets you watch videos together with your friends.
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To make up the gap in revenue, an OA-DSO would receive variable compensation based on its achievement of performance metrics: system uptime, energy efficiency, percentage of renewable energy, electrification, customer satisfaction, etc.
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"In terms of what kind of uptime do you have and how fast can you deliver for users, Google was number one by far," said Bryan Pham, Cloudtenna's co-founder and chief technology officer.
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Instead of viewing YouTube videos on your own, then sharing those you like with friends via links in chats or to social networks, Uptime lets you watch videos with friends directly in its app.
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As new users took to the platform, some complained on Twitter and Reddit about uptime, site outages and customer support, as well as technology decisions that some say has left them short on funds.
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Widgetop's aptly named Countdown Dashboard generated customizable countdown clocks, while iStat Nano, by Islaye, displayed system status information about your Mac (like internal temperature, CPU and RAM usage, fan rotations per minute, and uptime).
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Slack communicates its service issues "in great detail" to customers, and "maintains a consistently high uptime, the industry standard for reliability, routinely hitting 99.99 percent or better," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
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But at the same time it needs to make robots that withstand incredible scrutiny from millions of visitors, are robust enough to operate with near perfect uptime 14 hours a day all year long for years.
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That's not the case with FastestVPN — it operates at a blazing fast 99.9 percent uptime, and features P2P optimized servers, so you can stream even HD content anonymously and quickly (it also unlocks geo-restricted content for you).
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What Uptime is still lacking, though, is the ability to filter the community's shares, so you can find videos by genre, as well as a search box to discover those that have already been shared to the network.
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The Uptime Institute is working with businesses to develop transparent metrics about how they use energy, but many companies are cagey about their power consumption and want to avoid scrutiny, especially if they're falling short of their competitors.
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"As our customer base grows, we are dedicated to doing two things very well: continuing to provide a service that people love to use; and ensuring the uptime and reliability of our product consistently improves," Slack's statement said.
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To date, Area 120 has released things like Advr, an advertising format for VR; personal stylist Tailor; emoji messenger Supersonic; a job-matching service in Bangladesh, a booking tool called Appointments; and the YouTube co-watching app UpTime.
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Since its launch earlier this year, Uptime has added new features, including a Facebook friend-finding function, support for watching music videos, and it has revamped its home screen to make it easier to find things to watch.
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If you're operating hundreds or thousands of these devices, you're building quite a database of things like uptime, part wear, material usage and preference, and also video of operation that can be used to improve industrial computer vision systems.
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In the midday game this past Thursday, which started around 30 minutes late because HQ can barely maintain its server uptime under crushing demand, Carpenter convinced more than 10,000 people to stick around until the end of the game.
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In that report, Gartner recommends IT shops look for software that: When it comes to uptime, the database is often a system's weakest link — because it is the hardest part of the technology stack to build at web-scale.
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Friends can either co-watch with you in real-time, or they can join later to see others' reactions to the videos played back as they watch, giving Uptime a lively and interactive feel even when you're watching alone.
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In June and July, Slack had three outages, and the service's uptime -- the percentage of total possible minutes Slack was available -- came in below the 99.99% threshold ("four nines" in cloud-industry speak) that the company committed to upholding.
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But a professional organization, the Seattle-based Uptime Institute, rates the facilities on four tiers of resiliency for events like storms, earthquakes and run-of-the-mill power failures — possibly one reason the internet performed creditably during the hurricanes.
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"With industrial AI and machine learning techniques, we can increase the uptime of our engines and help customers extend the life and value of their critical assets," said Tom Palmer, senior vice president of services for Rolls-Royce's civil aerospace business.
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Over the last several years, we've heard companies talking about selling services and SLAs (service/uptime agreements) instead of a one-time sale of an item, but not that long ago it wasn't something a lot of companies were thinking about.
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"That is a major improvement to system utilization, the operating system, fleet uptime and all of the most critical metrics about how businesses are performing with running a shared fleet," JUMP Head of Product Nick Foley told TechCrunch last month.
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Zoom already offers a free version of its videoconferencing software, but the company is currently working to test its network to "ensure maximum reliability amid any capacity increases, as uptime is paramount," according to a blog post from the company's CEO.
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Hitachi Rail will be responsible for the design and build of railway systems related to its subsystems, in coordination with other Stage Two works and contracts, as well as managing uptime and operation tests, a statement from Etihad Rail said.
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Google's internal startup incubator, Area 120, unveiled last year, has to date led to the creation of a number of projects, including a personal stylist app Tailor, a voice messenger Supersonic, and most recently, an app for watching YouTube videos together called Uptime.
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Companies measure uptime according to the so-called "five nines," or 99.999 percent availability, but software engineer Nora Jones, who most recently led Chaos Engineering and Human Factors at Slack, says there is often too much of an emphasis on this number.
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Such as, for example, a connected door-lock that doesn't demand that your ability to access your own property be dependent on the uptime (and accord) of servers of a remote corporate giant, nor your comings and goings be logged by a commercial third party.
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Amazon Web Services and other managed service providers have allowed for a dramatically simplified way of working, reducing complexity on the developer end and, thus, allowing them to focus on software development instead of installing databases and ensuring processes like backup, redundancy and uptime.
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Uptime maps directly to revenue, and that's why Caleb Hailey — who previously worked on this as a consultancy — decided to start Sensu to try to piece together the monitoring operations into a single spot where a company can keep an eye on the health of their operations.
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Google notes that it had added various features to these services over the course of their betas, but what will likely matter even more to its users is that these services are now backed by an SLA (for Cloud Datastore, that's 99.95% monthly uptime, for example).
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The firm has also helped continuous process industries, such as oil and gas refineries, power plants and process manufacturing, improve their uptime and reduce maintenance costs by leveraging IoT data and edge computing to predict and prevent problems before they occur and cause unplanned work stoppage.
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A report yesterday by Onionscan—a series of probes into the health of the Tor network—queried a database of 30,000 Tor sites, doing so over several days as onions tend to have much less reliable uptime than websites on the "clearnet" you're reading this on now.
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Read more: The new CEO of Google Cloud explains the updated master plan for taking on Amazon Web ServicesPichai said on the earnings call that customers are turning to Google Cloud because of its reliability and uptime, flexibility, data management and analytics features, and artificial intelligence.
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"Electric trucks bring many unknowns and our holistic focus through the LIGHTS project will help our fleet partners transition securely and smoothly based on their individual needs regarding driving cycles, load capacity, uptime, range and other parameters," Johan Agebrand, Volvo Trucks North America director of product marketing said in a statement.
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However, even as these tech heavyweights sip more electrons from the sun and the wind, they'll still need to cut energy consumption overall to reduce their environmental impact, especially since many of them are still expanding, explained Julian Kudritzki, chief operating officer of the Uptime Institute, a tech industry advisory group.
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Gone are my experimental teenage years of collecting user information on a school website and storing it on a MySQL database hosted on my personal computer in my home office with nary a privacy policy in sight (site uptime was about 80 percent, as I turned off the computer at night).
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The data shows that rival services like Snapchat and Twitter have stayed relatively stable in their uptime, with the exception of a notable Snapchat outage in June 2019 that was caused by a broader Google Cloud technical issue, and a period downtime for Twitter on Thursday that occurred after the data was compiled.
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"This powerful combination marks truly the next level of industrial technology, moving beyond current connected systems that simply gather data, to industrial operations and machines that use data to sense, analyze, optimize and take actions that drive greater uptime, speed and yield for industrial customers," ABB Chief Executive Ulrich Spiesshofer said in a statement.
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Data in this class is only stored in a single region, so it may not be quite as available as data stored in the multi-regional service (Google's SLA promises a 99.9 percent uptime), but for many workloads where the data only needs to be close to where the compute happens, using this cheaper storage service should be just fine.
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First, it's our top priority in ensuring the health and safety of our employees and their families across HR, operations, IT. Thank you to everyone coming together to answer the employee questions, ensure impacted employees are supported, and ensure uptime of our remote-work solutions, and a big thank you to the team's engineering group and product team, IC3 engineering teams who are working around the clock.
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It has built four products for facilities teams at this point: a mobile web app that offers real-time event tracking and notification; a fully featured web dashboard that lets users configure systems, label detected equipment, and trend and analyze the data; an interactive data visualization interface designed to engage building occupants and provide insights into personalized data; and curated monthly operations and energy reports for Chief Engineers, Finance and Ops Managers to gain visibility into asset performance and uptime and offer recommendations for adjustments to improve operational and energy performance.
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