No matter how well you architect for redundancy and availability, there will certainly be single points of failure (SPOF) that you can’t account for. The SPOF, in all of its forms, can make application mobility via VDI, cloud services, and netbooks like Google’s Chromebook less attractive computing options when compared to fat clients, fat servers, and boring but reliable storage. While services can fail, let’s not forget that the most frequent SPOF we deal with is the access networks at the Internet edge.
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