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ardel95 | 1 year ago

If you have the ability to spin up a new machine when the old one fails, and deploy your app onto it in one minute, it’s not a big leap to also run your app on two machines and avoid that downtime altogether.

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Nextgrid|1 year ago

Running two instances of a stateful application in parallel forces you to consider nasty and hard problems such as CAP theorem, etc. If your requirements allow, it's much easier to have an active-standby architecture over active-active.

ardel95|1 year ago

Totally. But most applications are not stateful.