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• Fault tolerance
  In engineering, '''fault tolerance''' is a characteristic of a system that can have one or more subcomponents
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• Fault tolerance/Definition
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• Fault tolerance/Related Articles
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• Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks/Definition
  ...l storage media to store one logical copy of data, to improve performance, fault tolerance, or both
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• Multihoming/Definition
  ...among logical or physical points in [[computer network]]s, primarily for [[fault tolerance]] but also for [[load distribution]] or [[traffic engineering]]
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• Load distribution/Definition
  ...capable of handling the entire workload; may be done for combinations of [[fault tolerance]] and resource management
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• Fault tolerance
  In engineering, '''fault tolerance''' is a characteristic of a system that can have one or more subcomponents
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• Sinkhole (computers)/Related Articles
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• Availability/Related Articles
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• Route reflector
  ==Fault tolerance== To improve fault tolerance, there can be more than one reflector. The reflectors have iBGP sessions wi
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• Span of control/Related Articles
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• Fault tolerance/Related Articles
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• Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
  ...ques that use multiple physical storage volumes to improve performance and fault tolerance. There are multiple levels of RAID, from a minimal method to improve perfor Next most fundamental, and the first that gives fault tolerance, is '''mirroring'''. Where striping writes different information to differe
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• Common student exercises in computer science
  ...ut there are traitors amongst them. Demonstrates failure scenarios where [[fault tolerance]] becomes difficult.
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• Erlang's original domain
  # Fault tolerance both to hardware failures and software errors
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• Span of control
  ...]. Another complexity of military span of control reflects the need for [[fault tolerance]]: if a commander or headquarters is disabled or cut off from communication
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• End office
  ...re may be multiple switches in an end office building, but, for reasons of fault tolerance, more than 50,000 lines rarely terminate in the same physical end office.
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• Internet Service Provider
  ...e [[multihoming|multihomed]]. ISPs may offer many forms of multihoming, [[fault tolerance]], and [[disaster recovery]] to their customers. The ISP may provide the cu
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