2005-04-26T17:01:34Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/debian-servertag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/124/4552005-04-26T17:01:34Zjondaley<p>I didn't hit my April target, but I am planning on bringing my server to <a href="http://www.salsgiver.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">SalsGiver.com</a> this weekend, and have it up and running in time for DynaVox's software release on Monday.</p> <p>Everything has been working well, I trashed all the data and partitions on one of the hard drives and plugged it in, and it rebuilt itself from the other drive.</p> <p>I purchased failover DNS from <a href="http://dnsmadeeasy.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">DNSMadeEasy.com</a> which will monitor the server, email me when it goes down, and redirect customers to another machine until the machine comes back up again.</p> <p>I don't expect the machine to be down, but this way will allow me to have 100% uptime for those customers that really need it. When the server was at my house for the last couple of years, it easily met a 99.9% uptime, probably not quite 99.99%, due to DSL being down a couple of times, and one long power outage.</p> <p>But, once it gets to salsgiver, we shouldn't have to worry about power or network issues, and I think will maintain at least 99.99% uptime each month.</p>