I just confirmed, this system is only using the Intel controller, and not SS.

@jaredbusch said in UptimeRobot.com:

@dbeato does.

Yes, I use it a lot for my connection monitoring.

@dustinb3403 said in Does Regular maintenance count as Downtime?:

It's a question of what does 99.999% include.

That percentage is uptime, and specifically means that services are available 99.999% of the time... with no more than 5 minutes 15 seconds of downtime per year.

This is achieved through High Availability solutions. Such as in the example of websites, load balancing web servers with redundant reverse proxies, IPs, DNS, etc...

You can't have uptime like that if services are unavailable...

You do planned maintenance piece by piece so that you don't have to bring down your services. You would do firmware or OS updates on nodes 2, 4, and 6, while nodes 1, 3, and 5 are still running and providing services.

@quixoticjeremy said in Sodium: Device Uptime:

@scottalanmiller said in Sodium: Device Uptime:

Uptime in friendly numbers, rather than seconds, would be nice, too.

What? You don't want to figure out what 4829383 seconds is in terms up of days, hours, minutes and seconds? Here I thought everyone enjoyed that math.

Can't we convert it to a Star Date?

This is the important bit

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