9 votes Posted January 13, 2020 by unknown user Topic deleted by author 5 comments Collapse replies Expand all Comments sorted by most votes newest first order posted relevance OK spit-evil-olive-tips January 13, 2020 Link Usually this is called defense in depth, with each component usually referred to as a "layer". Usually this is called defense in depth, with each component usually referred to as a "layer". 9 votes [2] milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Might you be referring to "graceful degradation" in the context of fault tolerance? Might you be referring to "graceful degradation" in the context of fault tolerance? 5 votes [2] Comment deleted by author Link Parent milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Parent Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) 3 votes stu2b50 January 13, 2020 Link Redundancy Redundancy 3 votes unknown user January 13, 2020 Link “Non-critical failures”? “Non-critical failures”? 1 vote
spit-evil-olive-tips January 13, 2020 Link Usually this is called defense in depth, with each component usually referred to as a "layer". Usually this is called defense in depth, with each component usually referred to as a "layer". 9 votes
[2] milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Might you be referring to "graceful degradation" in the context of fault tolerance? Might you be referring to "graceful degradation" in the context of fault tolerance? 5 votes [2] Comment deleted by author Link Parent milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Parent Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) 3 votes
[2] Comment deleted by author Link Parent milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Parent Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) 3 votes
milkbones_4_bigelow January 13, 2020 Link Parent Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :) 3 votes
Usually this is called defense in depth, with each component usually referred to as a "layer".
Might you be referring to "graceful degradation" in the context of fault tolerance?
Makes sense, I voted for spit-eval's post too :)
Redundancy
“Non-critical failures”?