Teleriga
Teleriga is a term used in some telecommunications literature to denote a ring-based telecommunication network architecture designed to provide redundancy and fault tolerance. The word combines tele- (distance) with a root meaning “ring” in certain languages, and its exact etymology varies by context. In a teleriga, network nodes are connected in a closed loop so data can travel in either direction around the ring. This allows automatic re-routing of traffic in the event of a link or node failure, reducing packet loss and downtime.
Implementation typically relies on established optical or packet technologies, such as fiber-optic links in a ring
Historically, ring topologies have been used since the early days of fiber networks to provide resilience at
Because teleriga does not denote a single standardized specification, definitions and features can vary between organizations