Comments on: Uptime Metrics http://bkendall.biz/2009/05/uptime-metrics/ Technology Consultant Sun, 29 Jan 2012 10:57:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Josip http://bkendall.biz/2009/05/uptime-metrics/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Josip Fri, 15 May 2009 23:32:45 +0000 http://bkendall.biz/?p=218#comment-131 All sound questions, but that's mostly to the lack of knowledge about standard uptime measurement. It's not a subset of users that's affected but the vast majority (if not all). Standard uptime tests are measured using several geographic locations (say 3 in N. America, 2 in EU, 1 Asia, 1 Australia and 1 S. America) and almost always (if you count out the underwater cable damage and such errors) it accounts for multiple downtime scenarios - so, yeah - all of the users are affected those X% of the time. On the last , yes it is - and yes, we're working on it :) (email me if you'd like to beta test and share opinions on it soon - I'm serious :) All sound questions, but that’s mostly to the lack of knowledge about standard uptime measurement. It’s not a subset of users that’s affected but the vast majority (if not all). Standard uptime tests are measured using several geographic locations (say 3 in N. America, 2 in EU, 1 Asia, 1 Australia and 1 S. America) and almost always (if you count out the underwater cable damage and such errors) it accounts for multiple downtime scenarios – so, yeah – all of the users are affected those X% of the time.

On the last , yes it is – and yes, we’re working on it :)
(email me if you’d like to beta test and share opinions on it soon – I’m serious :)

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