Bukit Pasir, Muar, Johor · Manufacturing · Server / operations stop

Muar CNC nesting server crashed in loading week

Six woodworking routers stopped while US-bound containers were being booked.

Indicative exposure
RM 95,000
Typical protection range
Solution E on our assessment

What went wrong

The central nesting server failed. Six CNC routers had no cut files during container week.

What it cost if nothing changed

Late ocean bookings plus delivery default — about RM 95,000.

What we would put in place

We put nesting queues on a production host with replication so one crash does not idle the whole shop.

The outcome we design for

Routers keep a queue even if the primary nesting host fails.

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