What is High Availability (HA)?

High Availability is the practice of designing systems that remain operational even when individual components fail. In an enterprise environment, downtime is expensive. HA architectures mitigate this risk through redundancy and failover mechanisms.

Core Components of HA

• Redundancy: Having multiple instances of critical components.
• Failover: The automatic process of switching to a redundant component when one fails.
• Load Balancing: Distributing traffic evenly to prevent any single point of failure.
• Data Replication: Ensuring data is synchronized across multiple locations.

Architecting for Resilience

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