Sentence examples for uptime from inspiring English sources
The word "uptime" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the amount of time a system, machine, or program has been operating without interruption. For example: "The server had 98% uptime over the past year."
noun
The period of time a computer has functioned since last requiring a reboot.
None of the editorial efforts I operate, such as blogs, require extensive hardware tuning and five sigmas of server uptime.
"Healthcare.gov on December 1st is night and day from where it was on October 1st," he told reporters this week.Mr Zients trotted out metrics to show the site's improvements, including faster response times, lower error rates (how often each page times out or produces an error) and system "uptime" (time it is not crashing) of more than 95%, up from a dismal 43% in early November.
Just imagine Apple moving the file system to the cloud with this level of reliability and uptime.
And if a French monk who spends three months a year in silent isolation, and who in his "uptime" oversees a hundred and ten humanitarian projects, is known as "the happiest person in the world," then there is something to encourage us in such a climate after all.
He now lives in Nepal, where he spends three months a year in silent isolation and, in his uptime, writes and translates books, oversees a hundred and ten humanitarian projects, and in general advances the cause of compassion.
Our historical reliability has been very strong, with 99.9% uptime on our primary BATS BZX Exchange over the last 3+years.
On average, McKinsey and the Uptime Institute found, a third of servers run idle.
Globally, they are already responsible for more carbon-dioxide emissions per year than Argentina or the Netherlands, according to a recent study by McKinsey, a consultancy, and the Uptime Institute, a think-tank.
On average only 6% of server capacity is used, according to a study by McKinsey, a consultancy, and the Uptime Institute, a think-tank.
"If you tell somebody they can't access YouTube or download from Netflix, they'll tell you it's a God-given right," said Bruce Taylor, vice president of the Uptime Institute, a professional organization for companies that use data centers.
Using the cloud "just changes where the applications are running," said Hank Seader, managing principal for research and education at the Uptime Institute.
