November 2009
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Is a N+1 Data Center the Best Strategy for Small and Mid-Size Businesses?
I was just describing what N+1 means for a data center to a team of new employees that joined Online Tech this week. The question came up – is an N+1 data center the best strategy for small & mid-size enterprises? The answer is “it depends”. “N” is enough to do the job – enough [...]
Guide to High Availability Hosting
How many 9s do you need? What is High Availability? High Availability is a term used to describe the procedures, infrastructure, and system design to ensure a specified level of accessibility to your server. Accessibility requires both power and network connectivity as well as a functional server. If one or all of these requirements are [...]
Online Tech Wins Fourth FastTrack Award
For the fourth year in a row, Online Tech has won Ann Arbor SPARK’s FastTrack award. Announced last Friday night at AnnArbor.com Business Review’s “Deals of the Year” ceremony, Online Tech was among 14 fellow award winners who have showed and maintained outstanding business growth. Online Tech President Mike Klein, had this to say about [...]
A Guide to Managed Colocation and Unmanaged Colocation
I purchased a server… now what? Server Costs Overview Making a decision on how to handle your IT Infrastructure can be a difficult one and one in which requires some planning. It is important that you understand all of your options before purchasing or renting your equipment. One of the most common problems in communicating [...]
Is Your Business Prepared for Cyber Monday Traffic?
By Online Tech on November 30, 2009
Cyber Monday is undoubtedly one of the biggest online shopping days of the year. Originally sparked by at work high speed internet access, now more and more retailers are taking advantage of the buzz by offering “Cyber Monday Deals.” Even our clients are experiencing major bandwidth spikes—as much as 800% increases during today’s lunch hour! [...]
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