High Availability & Fault Tolerance (Difference)

High Availability and Fault Tolerance are very confusing terms at first, here I am trying to clear the air on what these things are.

[@MushtaqRKhan]

Simple and straight explanation. Thanks

[@santoshs698]

You breaked it and make to very simple to understand. Thanks a lot

[@Raj097]

You nailed it! A makeover, could reach widers audience. Thanks

[@sanjayujjainkar9810]

Thanks. Simple and crispy explanation. Please keep making such small and good videos.

[@cloud-deeptech5958]

Thank you, I will

[@surfbug1]

Perfect explanation. Thank you!!!!

[@karthicks6782]

Very good explanation... Thanks:)

[@SAINT9064]

Very good explanation. I really appreciate your efforts.

[@kohithreddy9968]

A great explanation, Thanks a lot !!! Cheers !!

[@user-zw3dn6uj7j]

just to raise on concern, there won't be 100% uptime in any scenario.

[@Raj097]

Well Explained!

[@onizishshahbaz1433]

why you dont have more videos , plz upload more
Great explanation .Thanks a lot sir

[@reypaulobae4895]

So basically, high availability also correlates to standby redundancy while fault tolerance is for active redundancy?

[@ferducar313]

it seems like that yeah

[@RajneeshDabral]

well explained

[@nawaznk850]

What is the one adjective to describe computer architecture that allows the system to have fault tolerance

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

bro, if possible can you also explain what is Redundant Architecture VS Resilient Architecture?

[@PramodTE]

Good one..

[@HarrisTheHypnotist]

Dhanyavad

[@kalkalasch]

You got a like bro!

[@RahulYadav-nk6wp]

Hmm, interesting... If we add Resilience this equation would become more complicated.

[@subramanianbalagopalan2866]

So high availability is Active Passive and Fault Tolerance is Active Active

[@movingelite]

yes, and also HA and FT are for contineaous funtionality of system in case of any failure, mayor difference between 2 is HA has some downtime and FT dont have downtime

[@Traumm9]

had trouble understanding you a bit sadly