Cell-based architectures are proving vital for enhancing system resilience by minimizing the blast radius of failures, making them particularly suitable for environments where downtime is detrimental.
These architectures enable a clearer context for microservices within a broader system, as they encourage packaging and deployment in fixed-size cells rather than at a granular service level.
With an emphasis on scale-out versus scale-up, cell-based architectures represent a significant evolution in how we address challenges related to scalability in distributed systems.
By providing an additional layer of security surrounding each cell, these architectures enhance the safety of distributed systems, effectively managing risks associated with complex deployments.
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