Best way to keep Essbase data available at all time

Hi all,
We are trying to find out the most suitable way of designing our Essbase cubes so that the data is available to user all the time even during data replication and aggregation.
We may have aggregate the cubes every one hour and cubes will both ASO and BSO.
Can someone give some direction on this? Can we use trickle feed for ASO and or clustering is a better option? Also what kind of clustering will be best suited for this?
Any other tip wlll be really helpful.
Many thanks.

U do not need aggreate ASO
becouse all agregates calc automaticaly with user retrive process . But u may have to use material view for store most popular report on storage.
Please provide more details
1) What you decision - Budgeting or only Reporting
2) How many interactive concurent users
3) How many members in mesures, count of dimensions, count members in dimensions,levels in dimensions
What are reporting tool u using ?

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