Tõrketalitlus
Tõrketalitlus, a term originating from Estonian, broadly translates to "error handling" or "fault tolerance" in English. It refers to the ability of a system, process, or device to continue operating, either partially or fully, when one or more of its components fail. This concept is crucial in the design and implementation of reliable and robust systems, particularly in fields like computing, engineering, and industrial automation.
The core principle of tõrketalitlus is to anticipate potential failures and design mechanisms to mitigate their
In software, tõrketalitlus might manifest as robust error reporting, transaction rollback capabilities, or the use of