As you probably already know, our platform protects you from hardware failures that might occur on your server.
In the event of a problem on the machine, or if we suspect that a problem might occur (abnormal temperature, corrupted memory, etc.), your “server” will automatically be migrated to another machine.
However, if you have an internal problem on your "server" that is not to due to the physical machine, and if it no longer responds, then you will need to take action.
Wednesday, January 13 2010
What to do if your server stops responding?
By Ryan on Wednesday, January 13 2010, 13:26 - Hosting
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How to turn your website into a "Web Infrastructure"
By Ryan on Wednesday, January 13 2010, 13:25 - Hosting
Many websites start with a single server solution, a box acting as a web server and database server all in one. Simply, easy, cheap. The problem comes when traffic gets too high (a victim of their own success!). Many customers want a bigger box, but the answer is actually changing your architecture from "web server" to "web infrastructure". You can duplicate web servers, use the DNS to load balance them and ramp up your capacity very fast and very far.
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