1. Redundancy: Architecturally resilient systems should have multiple redundant components to enable system availability in the event of a failure.
2. Scalability: The system should be designed to easily scale up or down based on changes in demand or in response to failures.
3. Data backup and recovery: Data backup is critical in a resilient system design to ensure that data is not lost in the event of a system failure.
4. Security: Strong security policies need to be implemented, to ensure data is safe from unauthorized access, and that the system must adhere to regulatory compliance standards.
5. Performance monitoring: The system needs to be continuously monitored to detect performance issues and failures as early as possible to reduce any downtime.
6. Disaster recovery and business continuity planning: A disaster recovery plan should be designed to ensure the system can bounce back quickly from any disruptions.
7. High availability: Architecturally resilient systems should have high availability to ensure that users can always access the system when they need it.
8. Continuous improvement and testing: The system should be continuously improving and tested frequently to detect and fix any issues.
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