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SITERED: Redundancy

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Infrastructure redundancy levels (N, N+1, 2N, 2N+1) mapped to Uptime Institute tiers.

SITERED: Redundancy

The SITERED entity: Infrastructure redundancy levels (N, N+1, 2N, 2N+1) mapped to Uptime Institute tiers.

Default definition. This article describes the default SITERED definition shipped with DemandFlow. Administrators can add, remove, rename, or re-type fields, change which ones are required, and alter the layout from the Definitions screen in Settings. Your tenant's current schema may differ from what is shown here. To read the current definition at any time, GET the DEFINITION object whose id matches SITERED.

Entity properties

PropertyValue
Entity codeSITERED
Display nameRedundancy
PluralRedundancy Types
Level250

Use cases

SITERED is a lookup entity referenced by ROOM for coolingRedundancy and powerRedundancy to classify the level of infrastructure redundancy. Standard values follow industry notation: N (no redundancy), N+1 (one extra component), 2N (fully duplicated), 2N+1 (fully duplicated plus one spare). The tier field maps each redundancy level to the corresponding Uptime Institute Tier (I through IV), connecting operational redundancy to certification standards.

This is critical for SLA commitments and capacity planning. Uses a flat definition structure with grid view.

Fields

Redundancy

FieldTypeRequiredNotes
nametextYesName
descriptiontext (multi-line)YesDescription
tiernumberYesAssociated Uptime Institute Tier level

Relationships

  • No declared relationships in the default definition.

Creating a Redundancy via the API

POST /v1/objects
Authorization: Bearer <your-pat>
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "entity":   "SITERED",
  "level":    250,
  "comboKey": "SUB:|ENT:",
  "name":    "Example name",
  "description":    "Example Description",
  "tier":    1
}

Listing Redundancy Types records

GET /v1/entities/SITERED/SUB

See also

siteredredundancyredundancy typesentitydefinitionreference

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