Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
IT
145 terms
DMZ
A buffer network segment positioned between an untrusted external network and a trusted internal network, hosting only the specific systems that need to be reachable from the less-trusted side, isolated…
Concept/Framework
Enterprise IT
Enterprise IT is the information technology environment used to run business applications, user services, data platforms, and internal operating systems.
Concept/Framework
Enterprise Network
An enterprise network is the integrated collection of network components and services used to connect people, systems, and locations within an organization. It supports business operations, access control, and application…
Service Model
Enterprise Networking
Enterprise networking is the managed delivery of network services that connect users, sites, devices, and applications within an organization. It includes the design, operation, and security controls required to keep…
Service Model
Event Correlation
Event Correlation is the analysis of multiple events together to determine whether they are related, caused by the same issue, or part of a sequence.
Operations
Failure Domain
A failure domain is the set of components or functions that share a common risk of concurrent failure because they depend on the same underlying element.
Concept/Framework
Fault Detection
Fault detection is the operational and analytical process of determining that a system component, service, or asset is no longer behaving within expected limits. The output is an actionable indication…
Operations
Fault Management
The operational practice of detecting, diagnosing, isolating, and resolving discrete failure events across a network or system, encompassing the workflow from initial fault detection through root cause diagnosis to remediation…
Operations
Fault Tolerance
Fault Tolerance is the ability of a system to continue operating correctly despite component failures or errors.
Operations
File Storage
File Storage is a storage model that organizes data as files and directories within a filesystem-oriented structure. It is designed for structured access by users and applications.
Software