noun

• Time during which a machine, especially a computer, is in operation.

  ‘The Internet has created the need for digital data access, server uptime, data protection and, when required, data recovery.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Modules can be added while the library stays online, with minimal impact on operations providing maximum uptime.’
  • ‘The uptime for the play machines has not been great, because they need to be monitored continually.’
  • ‘There's easy access to the system's uptime, last login, date and time.’
  • ‘Here, the IT staff presents the business managers with a range of options and associated prices for levels of uptime, recovery time, and application response time.’
  • ‘The type of disk chosen depends upon system requirements such as uptime, operating life and other features.’
  • ‘This allows for 100% uptime, even while services are modified.’
  • ‘Consolidation projects strive to increase business uptime while reducing the considerable cost of high availability.’
  • ‘In most instances, cable modems give you great speed and fantastic uptime.’
  • ‘Our main goals were to improve uptime and understand the causes for downtime.’
  • ‘The rapid acceptance of e-commerce is increasing the level of availability required for Internet infrastructures to obtain optimal uptime.’
  • ‘Keeping your business' data on-line and accessible is the foundation of overall system uptime.’
  • ‘Everyone thinks they have a handle on machine uptime and true production time, but only those who measure and track such numbers truly know.’
  • ‘Page load speed is a critical factor, in some cases even more important than uptime.’
  • ‘Given the distance to town and parts, machine maintenance and uptime are key.’
  • ‘Customers want a robust infrastructure with 100 percent uptime and global coverage.’
  • ‘This immediate access to important background information proactively ensures maximum uptime for the library.’
  • ‘In hindsight, the new server has had over 150-days of uptime prior to the launch on October 1st, and we haven't had a single problem yet.’
  • ‘The capability to manage and monitor systems remotely from anywhere in the world increases efficiency, improves uptime, and reduces costs.’
  • ‘This translates into faster service and more uptime.’