April 2019
Intermediate to advanced
360 pages
9h 17m
English
Resilient systems are ones that have a tremendous up-time and are impervious to errors. Designing a system to be resilient involves extensive error-handling, data redundancy, distributed processing, and other concepts that will be further explored in this chapter. Resilient systems do not have a single point of failure. For example, instead of having a single database, a resilient system might employ replication of a database. Labeling a system as resilient not only signifies that the overall system is resilient but that the components and sub-components are as well.
We will highlight the resilient nature of the reactive design patterns featured in this chapter.
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