single-points

And as long as you can scale to handle larger number of users its ok to have multiple single points of failures as well.

Despite all the work you did, however, the application was no better off, largely because more single points of failure were introduced.

To be dependent upon centralized systems in a disaster allows single points of failure to compromise large numbers of communities.

Also, the decentralized nature of the P2P network means that it is more robust since no single points of failure are present.

Such networks tend to have fewer single points of failure, of course, and thus are of significant practical interest.

Large cells can increase operational risk and become single points of failure for components or applications that reside within them.

You should think through your doomsday scenario, looking at your single points of failure and what you would do in the event they failed.

You can eliminate single points of failure with the processing system given an adequately deployed and replicated grid.

Fault tolerance is achieved by implementing redundancy to single points of failure components .

This is achieved through the elimination, or masking, of both planned and unplanned downtime by eliminating single points of failure.

Switch out of Soft Selection mode when you need to tweak single points.

There are data sets in iteration that converge to single points, called attractive fixed points.

create operational dependencies, such as contention or single points of failure.

You have single points of update for each attribute, making it easier to modify and to test.

Single points of failure on the cabling, but it makes the hub itself a central point of,

As mentioned earlier, it eliminates single points of failure (SPOF). The following table shows possible SPOFs