The phrase "server health" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the condition or status of a server, such as in the sentence "We need to monitor server health regularly to ensure that our system remains secure."
I would predict that as the closed nature of legacy client-server CRM systems created an opportunity for Salesforce, the legacy client-server Health IT vendor systems are similarly closed and will create opportunities for modern, open architectures from a new generation of tech startups.
The new load balancing feature allows developers to route traffic across a collection of servers, do health checks, automatically handle spikes in data loads and configure the load balancer via command line interface (CLI) and a programmatic RESTful API.
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The doctors can communicate with the health server to keep track of an individual's health.
The BAN will communicate with a health server over the Internet, making a complete personal healthcare system possible.
The system consists of an uninterrupted WBASN and a home health server.
After several years languishing in the backwoods of Google's server farms, Google Health got its plug pulled today.
They infiltrated 20 separate databases kept on a server at the health services center and over a span of six months, stole Social Security numbers, birth dates and addresses.
Aggregation of information can occur at the server to analyze health system or disease statistics, by time, geographic area, or worker.
