Failovermekan
Failovermekan is a term, likely of Scandinavian origin, that refers to a mechanism or system designed to ensure continuity of service in the event of a failure. The core concept is to automatically switch from a primary, operational component to a secondary, standby component when the primary one becomes unavailable. This ensures that an application, service, or system remains accessible to users with minimal or no interruption.
The implementation of failovermekan can vary widely depending on the specific context. In computing, this often
Key elements of a failovermekan typically include detection of the failure, the switching process itself, and