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On a site I'm working with, we've got two classes of changes they can ask for. On one hand, they've got stuff that I'd have to rebuild and redeploy. They count these as "downtime" changes, because we display a nice little splash screen and we test the...
Started by dnord on
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However there is a way to avoid this downtime....
The app pool.
That said, the downtime in your case will be minimal.
If you're concerned at all with downtime, and this happens a lot, I would consider moving these settings to the database.
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To deploy a new version of our website we do the following:
Zip up the new code, and upload it to the server. On the live server, delete all the live code from the IIS website directory. Extract the new code zipfile into the now empty IIS directory This...
Started by Recursieve on
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That way the downtime is limited to single-file overwrite times to it in the event of problems Step 4 will....
You need 2 there and simply overwriting them.
The only zero downtime methods I can think of involve hosting on at least 2 servers.
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I run about 5 different hosted servers, through a variety of hosting providers. In the past two months, one of the servers I work on has been down twice. Both times were unexpected and fairly long (36 hours and 4 hours). The server in question is a VPS...
Started by Brian Fisher on
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To answer your question: did you get an explanation as to the causes of this downtime? 36 hours.
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How may I automate (no downtime) deployment?
And be able to turn any server off for maintenance.
What tools should I use?
I am using Tomcat but I am willing to move to other Java EE server best suited for the requirements presented.
I would like to know...
Started by Eduardo on
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Anything else will result in downtime bit of downtime (<1 sec), then you can emulate this by deploying to a second instance of tomcat version of an application without ....
Bring server 2 back up.
Out of the cluster, update server it.
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I want to convert a non-raid linux system to RAID1, using two new disks. I would like to do this with minimal downtime.
Rather than adding the disks and shutting down to single user mode to copy data over is there any way to do this conversion while the...
Started by DrStalker on
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To the current system, then a nice way to minimize the downtime is to use rsync do the copy: run happy, remove old drive
This does involve two or three reboots and you will have some downtime while the rsync during the downtime by....
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Unscheduled Downtime Downtime of about 2 hours there
Started by YNWA on
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There were problems.
Unscheduled Downtime Apologies to everyone for the unscheduled downtime.
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I'd like to minimize downtime (during the "cutover" period).
We're running on EC2 with the data on an EBS volume. Is it safe to take a snapshot of the database volume while it's running and use that to restore on the new one or do I need to shut down ...
Started by Mark Renouf on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Depending on what sort of queries are run against you database, you can have a downtime.
Server.
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I'm considering deploying websites to an Win2k3/IIS6 machine using a MSI built with WiX.
The website in question has a collection of .html, .jpg, .js, .swf & .asp files (no ASP.NET)
I'm doing a "Major Upgrade" when installing the MSI (i.e, it first uninstalls...
Started by David Laing on
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downtime, you should be thinking about load balancing and redundant webservers..
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I have a server hosting a web site and other services that needs to be reinstalled. I would like to relocate these services to another server temporarily, with as little downtime as possible. Both servers are in the same data center, and can be on the...
Started by Steve Madsen on
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If you have Lan speed connectivity between the 2 systems and full access can tolerate a bit of downtime.
The new server until it's ready for production and then schedule a few minutes of downtime while you zero downtime myself.
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In other words, should I leave a spare disk on the shelf or set it up as a hot spare?
If the server has a little bit of downtime, it isn't the end of the world. It's not a webserver or anything that needs to serve stuff up 24/7. Are there any downsides...
Started by DWilliams on
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When you say "a little bit of downtime" does that mean you can afford to just rebuild the server.
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