A fault is not the same as a failure. What is the difference?
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Usually, a fault is defined as one component of the system deviating from its specification. A failure is when the system as a whole stops servicing the client/user.
Chapter 1 / Reliability
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I've been gradually working my way through every referenced article, blog post, video, and paper in the book. A full listing of the book's references are available in the Notion page below, with ⭐️ ratings on the ones I've covered.