Relationships between MTTF & MTTR

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Relationships between MTTF & MTTR Calculate availability = MTTF/(MTTF+MTTR) Availability ≠ reliability For most services, MTTR << MTTF MTTR easier to accurately measure than MTTF Often easier to reduce MTTR than increase MTTF MTTF can’t actually be determined for (a) because only 1 failure is shown. But it is conceivably > MTTF visible in (b). (a) Thick vertical blocks represent outages Thin vertical lines represent the end of a successful session. eg1: Clemm uses phone calls as sessions, but they need to be restarted if not complete; eg2: session=file transfer that must restart if interrupted Equal (un)availability = uptime/(uptime + black downtime) (b) (b) has 2x availability of (a). Little change to reliability of (b) Copyright © Tim Moors 2013 tele9752MA Clemm Fig 12.4