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Bizim altyapımız birçok kıtaya yayılmış yüksek oranda kesintisiz erişim kümeleri oluşturan farklı işletim sistemleri ve uygulamaları ile çalışan değişik sunucu makinelerinden oluşmaktadır. Sanal Veri Merkezi hakkında daha fazla bilgi için buraya tıklayınız.

Azami çalışabilirlik süresini sağlayabilmek için etkili bir kontrol sistemi olması çok önemlidir. Günümüzde herhangi bir web hizmetleri veren şirket üstünde çok büyük sayıda işlem yürütülen yüzlerce sunucuyu yönetmektedir. Bir sunucu üstündeki her işlemi manuel olarak 24 saat 7 gün kontrol etmek oldukça zor bir iştir. Birçok sunucu olduğunda ise tüm işlemlerin kişiler tarafından tek tek kontrol edilmesi imkansızdır. İyi bir kontrol sistemi olmayan şirketler veya daha da kötüsü hiç kontrol sistemi olmayan şirketlerde daha fazla sunucu hizmet kesintileri yaşanır ve kesintilerden dolayı potansiyel sunucu arıza riskleri artar. Gözden kaçan küçük bir problem hızla büyük bir probleme dönüşebilir ve sunucuya verdiği zarar artabilir.

Bizim kontrol sistemlerimiz ve araçlarımız sistem yöneticilerine global olarak yayılmış altyapımızın sağlıklı çalışması hakkında kapsamlı bilgi verir. Biz sunucularımızın ve bunların içindeki hizmetlerin sağlıklı çalışması için çok büyük sayıda parametreyi kontrol ederiz

  • Kontrol edilen hizmetlere dahil olan paramtrelerden bazıları:
  1. Network bağlantıları
  2.   Sunucu Disk Alanı
  3.   Sunucu CPU Kullanımı
  4.   Sunucu Hafıza Kullanımı
  5.   Web Hizmetleri - HTTP, HTTPS & FTP
  6.   E-posta hizmetleri - SMTP, POP & IMAP
  7.   Veritabanı Hizmetleri - MySQL, MSSQL
  8.   DNS Hizmetleri
  9.   Tüm Günlük Dosyaları

ve dahası.......

Herhangi bir sunucu veya hizmette hata oluşursa veya herhangi bir kaynak kullanımında belirtilen sınırlar aşılmışsa Altyapı Kontrol Elemanlarını uyaran bir mesaj penceresi açılır. Bu uyarı sistemi çıkan problemler büyümeye başlarsa yani mesela problem 'x' dakikada çözümlenmediyse daha üst sistem yöneticilerine ve sonunda Üst Yönetime kadar SMS uyarı mesajları yollama işlerini de yapar.

Tüm bu mekanizmalar bizim birkaç dakika içinde problemi görmemizi ve çözmemizi sağlayıp müşteriler için azami çalışabilirlik süresini sağlamamıza izin verir.

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