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Reliability Percentages and what they mean
Many people are thoroughly confused by reliability percentages; so here is a little table explaining what these numbers actually say.
Given that we make statements about a system that has a planned availability of 24 hours a day 365 days a year, the following applies:
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Reliability
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Outage per year
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90%
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36 days and 12 hours
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95%
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18 days and 3 hours
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98%
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7 days and 8 hours
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99%
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3 days, 15 hours and 36 minutes
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99.9%
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8 hours, 45 minutes and 36 seconds
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99.99%
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52 minutes and 34 seconds
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99.999%
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5 minutes and 15 seconds
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99.9999%
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32 seconds
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99.99999%
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3 seconds
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It is easy to see that very high reliability figures are extremely hard to reach. So, be careful with what you promise in your
SLA!