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Ease
of Integration: Ventura’s
products have simple APIs which make it very easy to integrate them
into existing products and provide an ideal platform to develop
from making it perfect as a base architecture from which to construct
a distributed application.
Streamline Development Process: VNi-based
applications coordinates failure management with messaging. This
greatly simplifies the environment that the application operates
in and therefore speeds its development.
Decrease field support costs: VNi increases the
robustness of applications to handle configuration changes and to
automatically manage around failures without manual intervention.
This makes the product much easier to implement and decreases the
frequency of customer support issues.
Protect against customer data loss: In a VNi-based
system, the application on each currently running machine is informed
about the other machines still operating in the system. The applications
are each presented with consistent information, regardless of the
failures that occur. In particular, if some machines fail, the remaining
machines are guaranteed to be presented with the same sequences
of configurations. This allows Vni-based applications
to protect data integrity in the face of arbitrary network failures.
Decrease time to Market: By using VNi’s
products as a base architecture for their distributed application,
a company will be taking advantage of the years that have gone into
developing and testing the protocols used in Ventura’s
products. This will drastically accelerate the development
process as the complex aspects of managing communication and faults
will already have been properly handled.
Decrease Q&A: Ventura’s
products were developed with a full range of unit and sub-system
testing, as well as embedded diagnosis and invariant checking software.
The result is a very solid base for developing applications. In
addition, VNi’s protocols support use of
the Shadow Simulated testing harness, which has
allowed them to be tested thoroughly under billions of simulated
failure scenarios while checking carefully for the correctness of
the protocols.
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