Listen "#129: Handling Failure"
Episode Synopsis
Failure in our software systems is inevitable - be it a failing hard drive, broken network cable, power outage, virus, or simply a bug in the code.
"Hope is not a strategy" - thus we need to think about how we handle that failure.
Why you might be interesting in this episode:
The differences between how failures impact our traditional monolith applications and the more modern distributed application
To gain an understanding of the terms like Graceful Degredation, Cascading Failure, The Retry software pattern, The Circuit Breaker software pattern, and Deadline Propagation
And advice on how to find opportunities to use them
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"Hope is not a strategy" - thus we need to think about how we handle that failure.
Why you might be interesting in this episode:
The differences between how failures impact our traditional monolith applications and the more modern distributed application
To gain an understanding of the terms like Graceful Degredation, Cascading Failure, The Retry software pattern, The Circuit Breaker software pattern, and Deadline Propagation
And advice on how to find opportunities to use them
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Find this episodes show notes at: https://red-folder.com/podcasts/129
Have an idea for an episode topic, or want to see what is coming up: https://red-folder.com/podcasts/roadmap
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