„Odolnost“ is a Czech term that translates to „resilience“ in English within the context of computer science and software engineering. It refers to the ability of a system, network, or application to continue operating correctly in the face of unexpected disruptions, failures, or adverse conditions. This involves maintaining functionality despite hardware or software faults, cyber-attacks, or other forms of stress.
In engineering terms, resilience can encompass aspects such as fault tolerance, redundancy, and recovery strategies. Systems designed with resilience in mind are built to anticipate failures and allow for graceful degradation, enabling them to operate with reduced functionality when encountering issues, rather than failing completely. Importantly, resilience also includes mechanisms for recovery, allowing systems to quickly return to normal operations after an incident.
In high-stakes environments like cloud computing, enterprise systems, and critical infrastructure, resilience is a key characteristic that ensures reliability, availability, and minimal downtime, ultimately enhancing user trust and system integrity.
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