Automatically recover from failure: This design principle focuses on designing systems to automatically detect failures and take appropriate actions to recover without manual intervention. This can involve techniques such as auto-scaling, load balancing, and using features like Amazon RDS Multi-AZ deployments to provide automated failover.
Scale horizontally to increase workload availability: This principle involves distributing the workload across multiple redundant instances or components. This approach helps improve availability and fault tolerance by ensuring that a failure of one component does not lead to a complete outage.
Automatically recover from failure: This principle focuses on the ability of the workload to automatically recover from failure. It involves identifying potential points of failure and designing systems that can automatically recover from them.
Scale horizontally to increase workload availability: This principle involves designing systems that can automatically scale horizontally to increase availability. By distributing the workload across multiple instances, the system can handle increased traffic and provide a more reliable experience to users.
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