March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
636 pages
27h 50m
English
A reliable system is one that ensures correct operation in the face of failure, with high probability. This entails the following things:
Although various practices have evolved in the industry to ensure reliability, redundancy and failover are commonly (or even universally) used.
In the context of a Fabric application of the kind we built in Section I, this has certain implications. Recall that Fabric has many different components that must work in concert (though in a loosely-coupled manner) to ensure successful operation. The ordering service is one such key component that, ...
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