Performance and Scalability
Scalability ensures that a system maintains performance as load increases, ideally degrading only linearly. Availability is quantified by the ratio of mean time to failure versus mean time to repair, emphasizing the importance of uptime. Reliability focuses on how often failures occur, and it's crucial to define what constitutes a failure, including aspects like missed deadlines or degraded service quality.In this clip
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