Scalability and architectural resilience are closely related.
Scalability refers to the ability of a system to handle increased workload or growth. It is the ability of the system to accommodate more users, traffic or data without impacting performance.
Architectural resilience refers to the ability of a system to continue functioning despite external disruptions, such as hardware or software failures, cyberattacks, power outages or natural disasters. It is the ability of the system to recover quickly and minimize the impact of disruptions on the user experience.
The relationship between scalability and architectural resilience is that both are essential characteristics of a good system architecture. A system that is scalable should also be resilient and able to handle disruptions and failures without the need for extensive manual intervention. A resilient architecture allows a system to continue to scale even during disruptions, ensuring that the user experience is not compromised.
In summary, scalability and architectural resilience go hand in hand in building a robust and reliable system that can handle growth and disruptions with ease.
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