Seven precautions for server stability

Server stability has always been a concern of enterprises and users. Today, the popularity of the Internet has already penetrated all aspects of our lives, and everyone is amazed at the rapid development of the Internet. Today, I have no reason to leave the internet. If I really leave the Internet, I can't imagine what life and work would look like? The flourishing Internet has driven online gaming, search engines, e-commerce, IDC and other industries. As the computing node or even the core of the network, server stability is crucial.

The surge in the number of small and medium-sized enterprises, coupled with the popularity of e-commerce. Enterprises have long viewed the network promotion effect, so they have made websites and obtained the maximum publicity through the website window. Some enterprises manage their websites by purchasing virtual hosts or servers, while all mature enterprises choose to purchase servers for hosting. When talking about servers and virtual hosts, I have to talk about their stability and security. Isn't stability the most concern for enterprises and individual users?

Websites are a good promotion platform. to survive and develop, apart from the characteristics and product features of their websites, server stability and security are also key factors. The first impression that a website gives to customers is very important. If the first impression is poor, it will be difficult to recover these customers. It is not easy to change their impression of your company. If a website is unstable for a long time, it will have a negative impact on the company's image and thus affect the company's business. Only stable server websites can run stably and bring more publicity to enterprises.

 

Server stability is the most basic requirement for any website. for e-commerce websites (including securities and exchange websites), server stability is even more important. But why do some websites always have problems? There are several reasons:

1. incomplete information. Incomplete signal reception or unstable signal transmission may result in incomplete information.

2. Information congestion. Source: bandwidth limit; Maximum Service Request Response limit.

3. IDC environment. The configuration of the IDC environment, such as ventilation conditions, fire prevention conditions, and air conditioners, may also affect the stability of the server.

4. hacker attacks. Hackers are becoming increasingly popular. servers should be equipped with high-performance firewalls and essential anti-virus software.

5. hardware faults. For example, hard disk failure or Nic failure. Therefore, a backup is required.

6. Security management errors. For example, hardware damage caused by fire or human factors.

7. Force majeure factors. Such as war, earthquake, and flood.

In general, only the loss of customers caused by force majeure can be exempted. In the event of a loss claim, the amount is quite large. Therefore, we must be vigilant and establish a sense of crisis. When hosting and renting servers, you must examine the IDC environment and configuration.