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  1. The Availability Digest - Topics on Continuous Availability and the Quest for 100% Uptime

    The Availability Digest reports on active/active technology to achieve over six nines of availability. Using multiple nodes and database copies synchronized by ...
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    www.availabilitydigest.com - 2009-02-04

  2. When will you v-Available?

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    marathontechnologies.net - 2009-03-10

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