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Tag: fault tolerance

  • Event-Driven Architecture: Enabling Real-Time, Scalable Systems

    Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is a design pattern where systems respond to events in real-time. By using loosely coupled components—event producers, brokers, and consumers—EDA enhances scalability, fault tolerance, and flexibility. It’s ideal for real-time, distributed systems but introduces challenges such as eventual consistency and complex event management.

  • How to Design NoSQL Databases

    Designing NoSQL databases requires a different approach compared to traditional relational databases. This article provides an overview of the essential steps for designing a NoSQL database, including understanding your data, choosing the right model, optimizing for data access patterns, and ensuring scalability and high availability

  • AWS Elastic Load Balancer: Seamless Traffic Distribution for Scalable Applications

    AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) is a fully managed service that distributes incoming traffic across multiple targets to ensure scalability, high availability, and fault tolerance. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and real-time applications with advanced routing and security features.

  • HAProxy: The High-Performance Proxy Solution for Modern Applications

    HAProxy, a high-performance open-source load balancer and reverse proxy, is a critical tool for scaling, securing, and optimizing modern applications. It ensures fault tolerance, high availability, and robust performance, making it ideal for web traffic, APIs, and microservices.

  • Load Balancing and Failover: Essential Concepts for Reliable Systems

    Load balancing and failover are essential strategies for creating reliable and high-performing systems. Load balancing distributes traffic across multiple servers to enhance performance and scalability, while failover ensures continuity by switching to backup systems during failures. Together, they provide fault tolerance and seamless user experiences.