Fault Tolerance of a Stateful Webstore
- Redundancy in Data and Application Layers:Replication of both data and application components to ensure availability and resilience.
- Data Synchronization: Mechanisms for consistent synchronization of data to maintain integrity.
- Load Balancing Considerations:Judicious application of load balancing, considering the stateful nature of data to prevent inconsistencies.
- Transactional Integrity:Preservation of transactional integrity during failover strategies.
- Complexity:Complex compared to stateless components due to the challenges of managing fault tolerance without compromising data coherence.
Fault Tolerance in System Design
Fault tolerance is the ability of a system to continue performing, or at least minimize downtime, even when some components fail.
Important Topics for Fault Tolerance in System Design
- What is Fault Tolerance?
- Different situations where fault tolerance is crucial
- Replication techniques in the context of fault tolerance
- Fault Tolerance vs. High Availability Load Balancing
- Fault Tolerance of a Stateless Component
- Fault Tolerance of a Stateful Webstore
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