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Availability Check
Updated on 2022-09-14 GMT+08:00
We analyze the resource distribution of cloud services, identify risks in high availability (HA) of cloud services, best practices for cloud service deployment, and usage restrictions on cloud services, and provide optimization suggestions.
- HA of cloud services: We focus on HA designs in availability zones (AZs), with services in active/standby or cluster mode.
- Cloud service deployment best practices: We pay attention to cloud service resource specifications selection and cloud service usage methods.
- Usage restrictions on cloud services: These restrictions include cloud service resource quota and bandwidth limit.
The Enterprise support plan includes availability check at most one time each natural year. You are advised to submit an application three working days in advance.
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