Achieving high availability involves several strategies and technological implementations:
Redundancy: Implementing redundant components, such as multiple servers, databases, or network paths, to ensure that failure in one component does not disrupt the overall system. Load Balancing: Distributing incoming workload across multiple servers to ensure no single server becomes a point of failure. Failover Mechanisms: Automatically switching to a backup system or component in the event of a failure. Regular Maintenance: Performing regular maintenance and updates to prevent unexpected failures and ensure systems are up-to-date.