ftServers: Companies need failure prevention, not failure recovery

What companies need today is failure prevention, not failure recovery. What they shouldn’t need, is a PhD to set it up.

Stratus offers quick and easy failure prevention with ftServer. Conventional technologies like clustering and virtualization-based HA do not prevent downtime, but rely on recovering from hardware or software failures. And this recovery time can vary, from minutes to hours. Only ftServer prevents the downtime of your critical business applications, ensuring continuous availability, even when your underlying hardware components fail.

ftServer®

A fully integrated continuously available platform that’s easy to deploy, manage, and service

Stratus’® ftServer—complete with hardware, software and services—is an operationally simple platform that will keep your applications running with no downtime or data loss.

Key Benefits

• No unplanned downtime: Greater than 5 nines availability through redundant components, lockstep firmware, and data synchronization
• No data corruption or data loss: All transactions processed because the system keeps operating despite component failure
• Faster time to value: Easy to deploy and manage, with no ISV application modifications or failover scripts required
• Increased operational efficiency: Self-monitoring, self-diagnosing, self-alerting systems save you time and effort

Key Features

• Automated Uptime Layer
• Single system with redundant hardware
• Industry standard components
• Active Service Architecture
• Hot swappable customer replacement units

READ MORE:  /ftServer-BROCURE.pdf

LEARN MORE:  https://www.stratus.com/solutions/platforms/ftserver/

ftServer models

ftServer 2900:  Affordability for stable, fixed standalone applications in remote offices, branch offices, or shop floor locations

ftServer 6900:  High performance for data-intensive or transaction-intensive applications in larger remote plants or corporate data centers

ftServer 4900: Versatility for rapidly growing or evolving applications in regional offices, remote plants, or regional data centers