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...t, consistent with the hazards involved, follow best current practices for fault tolerance. There must be no single point of failure that can cause a catastrophic fai

...ystem would continue to function because of "transparent replication" and "fault tolerance." Clients could access the database through a protocol (not directly to the

...uture is far more specific than a cloud, with extensive load distribution, fault tolerance, and capacity planning.

Fault tolerance and load distribution clearly need additional work.

...hould be reviewing this area myself for some hopefully paid work regarding fault tolerance in cloud computing.

...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.

...al''}}</ref> there are multiple physical computers with that address, for fault tolerance and load sharing.

For a variety of reasons, fault tolerance and load distribution, [[multihoming]] is a common, if sometimes troublesom

...although I've never liked it. Information assurance, though, also picks up fault tolerance.