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Why zero downtime?#

Sumit Rawal answered on June 23, 2023 Popularity 2/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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  • Why zero downtime?#

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    The deployment must produce no downtime. It does not matter whether it is performed on a testing or a production cluster. Interrupting consumers is disruptive, and that leads to loss of money and confidence in a product.

    Gone are the days when users did not care if an application sometimes did not work. There are so many competitors out there that a single bad experience might lead users to another solution. With today’s scale, 0.1% of failed requests is considered disastrous.

    While we might never be able to reach 100% availability, we should certainly not cause downtime ourselves and must minimize other factors that could cause downtime.

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