Following the resilience lifecycle framework
The AWS resilience lifecycle framework is a set of guidelines and best practices provided by AWS to help organizations design, implement, and operate resilient cloud architectures. The framework is designed to help organizations build and maintain highly available, fault-tolerant, and scalable systems that can withstand disruptions and failures.
The AWS resilience lifecycle framework is based on six pillars:
- Foundational services: This pillar focuses on the core AWS services that provide the foundation for a resilient architecture (additional details in Chapters 10 and 11), such as Amazon S3, Amazon EC2, and Amazon RDS.
- Compute resilience: This pillar covers strategies for building resilient compute resources, including instance types, Availability Zones, and auto scaling.
- Storage resilience: This pillar focuses on designing and implementing resilient storage solutions, including data replication, backup, and recovery...