Continuous Computing upSuite
Platform Management Software
High-Availability Middleware
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Continuous
Computing has invested more than six years developing upSuite, an
award-winning platform management solution for telecom infrastructure.
The upSuite technologies enable application developers to quickly and
cost-effectively implement highly reliable and scalable systems for the
core of the network.
Powerful
shelf and system management software addresses operational
considerations while making it easy to monitor and manage the entire
solution with confidence. Numerous leading telecom equipment
manufacturers worldwide have deployed upSuite software across a variety
of applications for wireless, VoIP and signaling products.
upSuite
has been designed to provide nearly any telecom application with
seamless operational, administration, management and provisioning
(OAM&P) capability that meets the stringent reliability
requirements of the central office. The software is based on industry
standards and may be deployed on Intel*, PowerPC* and SPARC* processor
system architectures.
Key Features
- BIOS update and
configuration setting
- Blade diagnostics
- Chassis IP address
management
- Console management
- High Availability boot
server
- Reliable NFS server
- Service Availability Forum
Application Interface Specifications (SAF AIS)
- Availability Management Framework
- Cluster Membership Service
- Checkpoint Service
- Event Service
- Message Service
- Distribution Lock Service
- Real Time File Replication
- Unified Hardware Platform
Interface (SA Forum HPI)
Summary
upSuite HA (High Availability) is an award-winning middleware product
that provides application transparent high availability (99.999%
up-time) for essential telecom central office functions such as
billing, OAM&P (operations, administration, maintenance, and
provisioning), call processing, and network element management.
Designed originally for Solaris and now available on Linux, the product
employs a simple and intuitive active/standby architecture and offers
the following three primary capabilities:
- Provides real-time file
replication at the file-system level;
- Provides sub-second
detection of critical hardware, software, or network faults; and
- Enables sub-second
failover from an active to a standby server to ensure continuous
service operation.
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