Redundancy is the straightforward way, two of everything. That still means two failures can cripple the machine. I'm talking about going beyond that. I.e if you need A and B and have modules X, Y, and Z, then any one of XYZ can fail and you still have full functionality. I.e. you can have more redundancy with fewer modules.
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Redundancy is the straightforward way, two of everything. That still means two failures can cripple the machine. I'm talking about going beyond that. I.e if you need A and B and have modules X, Y, and Z, then any one of XYZ can fail and you still have full functionality. I.e. you can have more redundancy with fewer modules.