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Understanding "Mean Time Between Failure"

Overview Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) is a much-used management metric in IT both for discrete components as well as overall systems. It is an important metric to track in regard to system reliability. Even fault-tolerant servers fail. As the level of complexity and coupling increases, systemic failure due to the accumulation of component failures interacting in previously unexpected ways is inevitable.

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Jupitermedia
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Date Published
Nov 23, 2004
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SLA, Fault-Tolerant Servers

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