Building Redundant Network Infrastructures for Maximum Uptime
James Relington
May 2026 · James Relington · AI-narrated by Martin (from Google)
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This book explores the principles, architectures, and real-world practices behind building redundant network infrastructures designed for maximum uptime. It covers essential topics such as physical and logical redundancy, high availability protocols, failover mechanisms, monitoring strategies, and disaster recovery integration. With a forward-looking perspective on automation, cloud-native design, edge computing, and future trends, the book equips IT professionals, network architects, and system administrators with the knowledge to design resilient systems that ensure business continuity, minimize downtime, and adapt to evolving technological demands.
This book explores the principles, architectures, and real-world practices behind building redundant network infrastructures designed for maximum uptime. It covers essential topics such as physical and logical redundancy, high availability protocols, failover mechanisms, monitoring strategies, an...
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