Silo Based Architecture for HA Applications
summary
Describes using silo-based architecture to achieve high availability by grouping servers into scalable silos that can be scaled horizontally or vertically. Covers how silos complement techniques like data redundancy, clusters, load balancers and fail-over to provide a holistic, adaptable infrastructure that integrates with Agile workflows.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Start
- 3:33AGENDA
- 6:27SIMPLE ARCHITECTURE
- 7:35ADJUSTING
- 9:01TYPICAL LAYERING
- 9:47APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE
- 14:40THE 9s DANCE
- 16:44IMPACT
- 17:29USER BEHAVIOUR
- 19:22HIGH AVAILABILITY TRIANGLE
- 20:06DOWNTIME
- 20:53HAPPENS TO THE BEST
- 21:34MICHAEL JACKSON
- 23:13NO SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE
- 23:30RELIABLE CROSSOVER
- 23:55DETECT FAILURES AS THEY OCCUR
- 25:00HA BEST PRACTICES
- 27:51TRY UPGRADE TO PHP7
- 28:36WHAT IS A SILO?
- 29:43SILO-BASED ARCHITECTURE
- 30:39MULTIPLE CACHES
- 31:54A/B TESTING
- 34:39GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
- 35:37LIVE UPGRADES
- 38:10DISADVANTAGES
- 42:47TAKEAWAYS
- 43:29FURTHER READING
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