Resiliency Patterns are architectural strategies used in software development to handle and recover from failures gracefully. They ensure that a system remains functional and reliable, even when parts of it fail.
These patterns are particularly useful in microservices architectures where systems are distributed and failures are more likely to occur. They help in preventing a single point of failure from affecting the entire system’s availability.
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Resiliency Patterns
Resiliency Patterns are architectural strategies used in software development to handle and recover from failures gracefully. They ensure that a system remains functional and reliable, even when parts of it fail.
These patterns are particularly useful in microservices architectures where systems are distributed and failures are more likely to occur. They help in preventing a single point of failure from affecting the entire system’s availability.
Retry
Circuit Breaker
Timeout
Bulkhead
Cache
Fallback
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