Internet Delivery Stack
Yan Ness Speaks About Total Cost of Ownership at Automation Alley
Can managed services save my business? Yan Ness, CEO of Online Tech was one of four executives called upon to answer this question at an Automation Alley event this past Thursday, January 7, 2010. He was joined by: Brent Yax, CEO of Awecomm Technologies, LLC, Matt Henry, Account Manager of High Performance Systems, Inc. and [...]
How Does a SaaS Hosting Provider Balance Real-Time Maintenance Windows With Always-On Service?
Real-time Maintenance Windows Should Not Affect Your Customers. If you design your hardware stack properly (see the model described in the Internet Delivery Stack) and make use of redundant hardware, you can still maintain full production availability even during a maintenance window.
Real-time maintenance allows you to roll out new features more quickly as you avoid [...]
Does Your SaaS Hosting Company Understand More Than ‘Ping, Power and Pipe’?
Want to know a SaaS company’s worst hosting provider nightmare? Signing a contract only to find their SaaS hosting provider does little more than deliver ‘ping, power & pipe’.
What’s can be saved in lowered monthly costs can be lost many times over by not being able to scale up the infrastructure to support rapid growth, [...]
The High Availability Database Challenge
A summary of challenges to high availability in your database
High availability implies little to no downtime. Downtime results from security breaches, lack of scalability or failure (hardware or software). To achieve high availability you must manage all three characteristics for each layer in the Internet Delivery Stack.
One area of real challenge to this is the [...]
Examining the Internet Delivery Stack
Framework for Managing Internet Applications
The Internet Delivery Stack is 8 layers of value-add components that are independent components with clear interfaces and are all required to deliver a successful experience to an end-user on the Internet. This framework helps executives manage their entire Internet Infrastructure with a single unifying model. Each layer can be [...]
Monitoring Your Website – How Well is it Working?
“Is the Site Up?” isn’t enough
Once an internet application is built, operating it requires diligent monitoring 7 x 24 x 365. Monitoring in a broad sense means to track certain measures and when those measures reach a certain threshold to take some type of action. Traditionally for Internet Applications, monitoring means Pinging the IP address. [...]
First Layer of The Internet Delivery Stack – The Physical Environment
By Online Tech on May 12, 2005
What’s important about your servers’ physical environment?
At the bottom of the Internet Delivery Stack is your server’s physical environment. For some, this might be the a closet in the office suite, the server sitting on the carpet floor. For others it might be in a high secure facility 10 floors off the ground. Critical factors [...]
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