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Performances and Redundant Hosting

Layered performance monitoring and redundant backups help you see service health, retain recovery options and investigate incidents. If one component fails, the configured backup or monitoring layer provides another path for recovery.

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PANOMITY 360 WEB – PERFORMANCE & REDUNDANCY:
Key capabilities

  • Improved performance through deduplicated backup storage.
  • Additional recovery paths from separate backup strategies.
  • Fast recovery options for large backup sets.
  • Lower storage use when duplicate data is removed.

Backup strategies

We can help you combine backup strategies that fit your recovery goals. Using more than one method can provide additional resilience:

Redundancy: separate methods provide another copy if one fails.
Different media: external storage and cloud targets provide alternative access paths.
Different points in time: scheduled copies preserve earlier recovery points.
Different access methods: multiple access routes help when one route is unavailable.

Panomity 360 Web Borg Backups

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cPanel can create full account backups, including files, email and databases, on daily, weekly or monthly schedules. Panomity 360 Web Borg backups add deduplication: repeated data is stored once and referenced from the other locations. That can reduce storage demand and backup costs while keeping the data available for recovery.

Multilayer monitoring

We monitor our systems on several levels: At the microservices level, various software watchdogs automatically monitor the services on the server side and restart them if necessary. At a higher server level, our Panomity 360 uses Web Netdata, which can be used for a variety of different purposes. Netdata software can be used to monitor servers, routers, network bandwidth, websites and even mobile devices. Netdata helps us monitor your server resources and determine, for example, what is causing slowdowns.

We do this by monitoring multiple metrics, including the amount of data being transferred, the type of data being transferred, and even the applications that consume the most data. This information is displayed in a clear dashboard for our administrators.

Additional monitoring tools are deployed for each cloud, the network, the data center layer and even in two separate external monitoring centers.

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