1. Redundancy: The system has multiple backups and can continue functioning even if one or more components fail.
2. Flexibility: The system's components can be easily adapted or replaced to accommodate changes in the environment or user needs.
3. Scalability: The system can handle increasing amounts of data, traffic, or users without a loss in performance.
4. Modularity: The system's components can be easily separated and replaced or updated without disrupting the entire system.
5. Fault-tolerance: The system has the ability to detect and respond to errors and failures, minimizing their impact on overall system functionality.
6. Security: The system's architecture is designed to protect against cyber attacks and other potential security threats.
7. Performance: The system is capable of delivering high performance and low latency, even during peak loads.
8. Monitoring and management: The system has robust monitoring and management capabilities to identify and resolve issues quickly.
9. Compliance: The system complies with relevant regulations, standards, and industry best practices.
10. Continuity: The system can continue to function despite external threats or disruptions to the environment, such as natural disasters or power outages.
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