Comment by direwolf20 13 days ago Which system is immune to all downtime except the DC getting nuked? 3 comments direwolf20 Reply reactordev 13 days ago Properly designed distributed systems.Challenge: Design a fault tolerant event-driven architecture. Only rule, you aren’t allowed to use a database. At all. This is actually an interview question for a top employer. Answer this right and you get a salary that will change your life. direwolf20 12 days ago No, those go down all the time. AWS had three nines last year. Bitcoin had the value overflow incident. reactordev 12 days ago Credit cards still worked…Email still worked…Again, there are fault tolerant distributed systems out there that don’t rely on a single point of failure.That’s not to say failure doesn’t happen.
reactordev 13 days ago Properly designed distributed systems.Challenge: Design a fault tolerant event-driven architecture. Only rule, you aren’t allowed to use a database. At all. This is actually an interview question for a top employer. Answer this right and you get a salary that will change your life. direwolf20 12 days ago No, those go down all the time. AWS had three nines last year. Bitcoin had the value overflow incident. reactordev 12 days ago Credit cards still worked…Email still worked…Again, there are fault tolerant distributed systems out there that don’t rely on a single point of failure.That’s not to say failure doesn’t happen.
direwolf20 12 days ago No, those go down all the time. AWS had three nines last year. Bitcoin had the value overflow incident. reactordev 12 days ago Credit cards still worked…Email still worked…Again, there are fault tolerant distributed systems out there that don’t rely on a single point of failure.That’s not to say failure doesn’t happen.
reactordev 12 days ago Credit cards still worked…Email still worked…Again, there are fault tolerant distributed systems out there that don’t rely on a single point of failure.That’s not to say failure doesn’t happen.
Properly designed distributed systems.
Challenge: Design a fault tolerant event-driven architecture. Only rule, you aren’t allowed to use a database. At all. This is actually an interview question for a top employer. Answer this right and you get a salary that will change your life.
No, those go down all the time. AWS had three nines last year. Bitcoin had the value overflow incident.
Credit cards still worked…
Email still worked…
Again, there are fault tolerant distributed systems out there that don’t rely on a single point of failure.
That’s not to say failure doesn’t happen.