You may be building for availability, but are you building for resiliency?
Read OriginalThis article clarifies the distinction between designing for high availability and high resiliency in software systems. It explains that availability focuses on rerouting traffic during failures, while resiliency is about how the system absorbs and handles errors internally, such as through caching, retries, or graceful degradation.
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