Distributed Networking and Redundancy

A distributed network allows you to take the load off of your main servers, and better distribute your content over the internet. Where you need emergency content distribution to deal with an unexpected influx of traffic, or you require an ultra high-speed distribution network to feed your rich-media to the world, we can provide scalable solutions to fit any budget.

You never know when your network is going to fail, and when failure is not an option, you need a redundant network. A redundant network sits in the background during normal operations, and uses a replication scheme to keep its copy of the live network up to date. When disaster does strike, the redundant network kicks in, in place of the downed network, and provides a seamless transition that is transparent to your clients. A redundant network ensures that your services are always accessible even when your network is not. Unlike a distributed network, redundant networks are not very active while not in use, thus reducing the costs of a redundant network compared to a distributed network.