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The purpose of this article is to outline a few implementation options that provide high availability to an Uptime Infrastructure Monitor environment. The options shown are sample configurations that customers have deployed and are not the only options available. Which option to choose will largely depend on the desired level of availability and redundancy. If the following does not suit your environment or if there are any questions, please contact [email protected].
Each option has an Uptime Infrastructure Monitor instance called Self Monitor. The sole purpose of Self Monitor is to monitor vital health and performance information of Uptime Infrastructure Monitor and execute any self-healing actions if needed. It is tuned to consume very little resources.
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The above chart summarizes how each of the options compares to each other. Any of the options can be used and/or customized to meet the requirements. If there are any questions, please contact [email protected].