Ability of an object, system, or property to tolerate or resist perturbations that might affect its behavior.
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For software systems, fault tolerance is a by-product of how well failover is handled.
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It's an environment of fault tolerance, said David Weiss, senior analyst at research firm Aite Group.
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The logging mechanisms in MySQL Cluster also provide a level of recovery for failover and fault tolerance.
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Smart power -Intelligent monitoring of the demand, high level of fault tolerance and fast restoration in case of failures.
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Fault tolerance is normally associated with hardware such as backup power supplies, redundant network channels, etc.
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Until Narong rewrote his software and adjusted all the fault tolerances, Melvin spent more time idle than he did working.
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- Largest disk requirements for fault tolerance.