# Availability and resilience · CentOps

> Service resilience as a number: single points of failure, redundancy and backups for every business service.

URL: https://centops.app/en/features/resilience/
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Last updated: 2026-10-30

Plan: strategy and planning · ITIL 4 · Plan · Improve

# Availability and resilience

Service resilience as a number: single points of failure, redundancy and backups for every business service.

ITIL 4 practice · Availability management

## What it does

-   Redundancy-aware impact: clusters, replicas and mirrored storage
-   Single points of failure for every business service
-   Outage simulation of any item, room or data centre
-   Backup and disaster-recovery coverage of production

## Measurable benefits

1.  **Services without a single point of failure**number and share of critical services without a SPOF on the operational overview
2.  **Backup coverage**share of production servers linked to a backup platform
3.  **Redundant paths**servers on two network devices, SAN in both fabrics, datastores on mirrored volumes

The application calculates these indicators from your own data, so you can prove the improvement with numbers from the first month.

[Details in the documentation →](https://centops.app/en/docs/modules/#dashboard)[Related article: The single points of failure you don't know about →](https://centops.app/en/blog/single-points-of-failure/)

More features in this area

## Plan: strategy and planning

[Enterprise architecture](https://centops.app/en/features/ea/)[Costs and billing](https://centops.app/en/features/costs/)[Contracts and suppliers](https://centops.app/en/features/contracts/)[Rollout roadmap](https://centops.app/en/features/adoption/)[All features →](https://centops.app/en/features/)

Next step

## Try CentOps on your own services.

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