Module Testing Recovery (MTR) is a process that verifies the resilience of a software module by intentionally triggering a fault and measuring the system's ability to recover from it. The goal of MTR is to identify potential issues and design flaws that could cause the system to fail or behave unpredictably and to ensure that the system can recover from those faults without compromising data integrity or system availability. MTR typically involves simulating various failure scenarios, such as network outages, hardware malfunctions, and software errors, and evaluating how the system responds to them. It is an essential part of software testing that helps developers build more reliable and robust systems.
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