In what ways are availability and uptime different?

[Clara Smith]

May I know the difference?

[Jamie Lee]

The term "uptime" refers to the percentage of time that a computer, server, or other system has been operational or available for usage. Uptime is a measure of system dependability. But availability is the likelihood that a system will function as needed when necessary throughout a mission term.

[River Brown]

How to check server uptime?

[Jamie Lee]

To check server uptime:
1) Select Task Manager by right-clicking on the Windows taskbar.
2) Upon starting Task Manager, select the Performance tab. You may locate the word Uptime under the Performance tab.

[Milo Adey]

What is the downtime?

[Aaron Martin]

Your system's uptime is the period during which it is used as intended, whereas downtime is the period during which it is stalled, shut down, or otherwise not operating as planned.

[Emerson Abby]

The amount of time a server is accessible is measured by its uptime.

[Milo Adey]

Ok. Thanks.

[Milo Adey]

The proportion of time that the servers used to host the subscription software will be online and correctly run the required web, application, and database server software is known as server availability.

[Clara Smith]

Thanks all. It was great talking with you all.