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- Article · .NET
Availability in System Design: What Happens When Something Goes Down?
Learn what availability means in System Design and how systems can continue serving users when individual components fail. This practical guide explains Single Points of Failure, redundancy, load balancing, health checks, and failover using simple real-world architecture examples.
- Article · Cloud
High Availability vs Fault Tolerance in Cloud Computing
Explore high availability (HA) and fault tolerance in cloud computing. Understand the core differences, architectures, benefits, and when to use each approach. Minimize downtime!
- Article · Enterprise Development
Active Passive architecture
Active-passive architecture: Ensure high availability with a standby node for failover. Minimizes downtime and data loss. Ideal for critical stateful apps.
- Article · Software Architecture/Engineering
Priciples of Scalable System Design
The principles of scalable system design focus on creating architectures that can efficiently handle increasing loads. Key aspects include load balancing, fault tolerance, and performance optimization.
- Article · SQL Server
Understanding Normalization in SQL
Normalization is a database design process that reduces redundancy and improves data integrity by organizing data into tables and defining relationships. It involves applying normal forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, BCNF, 4NF, 5NF) to ensure efficient data storage, minimize anomalies, and enhance query performance.
- Article · Networking
The definition, history, and owner of the internet.
This article gives overview on definition, history, and owner of the internet.The Internet is a mesh of thousands of networks and millions of computers across the world that all work together to share global or local information using LAN, MAN, and WAN.
