Building a highly available and resilient architecture
Creating a highly available and resilient architecture involves designing systems that can tolerate failures of individual components without disrupting the overall system functionality.
Highly available architecture
The one thing an organization wants to avoid is downtime. Application downtime can cause a loss of business and user trust, making high availability a primary factor while designing the solution architecture. The principle of high availability is “design for failure, and nothing will fail.”
The requirement for application uptime varies from application to application. If you have an external-facing application with a large user base, such as an e-commerce website or social media platform, 100% uptime becomes critical. In the case of an internal application (accessed by an employee, such as an HR system or a company intranet), it can likely tolerate some downtime. Achieving high availability...
