Four advanced patterns to improve an application's resilience
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Covers four advanced software design patterns to make an application more resilient, naming patterns such as circuit breaker, bulkhead, retry and graceful degradation (approach: apply these patterns to isolate failures, limit blast radius, and recover from transient errors). Discusses concrete techniques and when to use each pattern in production systems to improve fault tolerance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:42Handling random arrivals
- 16:27Continuous operation
- 24:31Cellular architectures
- 30:51Dealing with toxic clients
- 37:55Conclusion
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