High availability only matters if you can design it and measure it
Franc0Fernand0 · x · 2026-07-23
Designing for availability
This part focuses on how to design for high availability and, crucially, how to measure it.
The post treats availability as an engineering metric that has to be defined, observed, and validated—not just a buzzword in architecture diagrams.
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