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How to Deal With PSOD

keep your data center safe & stable

It’s important to keep your data center safe & stable, and ensure optimal uptime by reduction of unnecessary outages and troubleshooting. Spend your time where it brings the most value - on innovating, rather than troubleshooting. The most troublesome aspect of a PSOD is that it makes you lose trust in your infrastructure and the anxiety it creates. Until you don’t solve the root cause, the thought that this can happen again or on another server can keep you up at night.

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  • PSOD stands for Purple Screen of Diagnostics, often referred to as Purple Screen of Death: from the more known Blue Screen of Death encountered on Microsoft Windows.
     

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