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High Availability on a Distributed Real Time Processing Systemic Deng Li Ashton Shroud Enrico Tanuwidjaja Michael Franklin, Ed. John D. Kubiatowicz, Ed. Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

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High availability refers to a system or service that is designed to be continuously operational and accessible, with minimal downtime.

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The purpose of high availability reporting is to ensure that critical systems and services remain functional and accessible to users at all times.

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Typically, high availability reports must include details such as system uptime, downtime incidents, maintenance activities, and any system vulnerabilities.