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                                     Table II.10 – High reliability deployment – use case
             Title              A use case for high reliability deployment

             Description        This use case covers the situation where physical machine will be deployed with high
                                reliability. To achieve high reliability, physical machine needs to be deployed with redundant
                                main components, such as CPU, power supply and cooling component. In addition, physical
                                machine needs to support technology to reduce data errors and data loss at work, such as
                                memory error correction and RAID.
                                Trough RAID technology, data of physical machine is distributed across multiple drives in
                                different ways, referred to as RAID levels, depending on the required level of redundancy and
                                performance. Take RAID1 as an example, as shown in below figure, RAID 1 consists of an
                                exact copy (or mirror) of a set of data on two or more disks. The data of physical machine will
                                not loss so long as at least one member drive is operational.
             Roles/sub-roles    CSP: cloud service operations manager
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             Pre-conditions     CSP wishes to deploy physical machines with high reliability.
             (optional)
             Post-conditions    Physical machines can still work when some components fail. The physical machine can
             (optional)         reduce data errors and losses due to memory and storage failures.
             Derived            –   Multiple CPUs (see clause 7.1.1.1)
             requirements       –   Memory reliability (see clause 7.1.1.2)
                                –   Storage redundancy hardware (see clause 7.1.1.3)
                                –   Supporting power redundancy (see clause 7.1.2)
                                –   Cooling component redundancy(see clause 7.1.3)
























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