Mastering Non-Functional Requirements

Methodology

Reliability is the ability to operate without faults and failures and to be able to recover from faults and exceptions. This includes precise data and transformations, flawless state management, and non-corrupting recovery from failure events. Creating reliable systems depends on the entire SDLC from the architecture to early design, through the build, to deployment and ongoing maintenance.

This process involves the following key aspects:

• Build Management and instrument information into the system:

In the architecture stage, it is critical to include health monitoring information for the application. This information includes resource consumption, response times, status conditions, and warnings. Monitoring is a critical best ...