Web CMS Offers Full Redundancy with New Data Center

Looking for a SaaS-based web content management system that has an enterprise infrastructure behind it? Clickability (news, site) has always claimed they have one of the most scalable solutions in the industry.

And today they are making it that much stronger. Clickability has added a new SAS 70 Type II-Certified data center in Denver, Colarado. This new data center is the second one the web content management provider has — the other located in San Jose.

According to the Web CMS vendor, the two data centers are parallel and offer customers security, scalability, reliability and a complete disaster recovery plan — the necessary components of any enterprise infrastructure solution.

With an active/active setup and real time data replication, both data centers run a website simultaneously providing a robust architecture that is said to support large spikes in traffic. Clickability also says that each data center is able to support 100% of the traffic all their customer's websites bring in — at peak load.

Hmm, maybe it's time for Oracle to move to a new Content Management System for their website.

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Looking for a SaaS-based web content management system that has an enterprise infrastructure behind it? Clickability (news, site) has always claimed they have one of the most scalable solutions in the industry.

And today they are making it that much stronger. Clickability has added a new SAS 70 Type II-Certified data center in Denver, Colarado. This new data center is the second one the web content management provider has -- the other located in San Jose.

According to the Web CMS vendor, the two data centers are parallel and offer customers security, scalability, reliability and a complete disaster recovery plan -- the necessary components of any enterprise infrastructure solution.

With an active/active setup and real time data replication, both data centers run a website simultaneously providing a robust architecture that is said to support large spikes in traffic. Clickability also says that each data center is able to support 100% of the traffic all their customer's websites bring in -- at peak load.

Hmm, maybe it's time for Oracle to move to a new Content Management System for their website.