Logical Bulkhead
Logical bulkheads are a core architectural pattern for increasing the resilience of complex IT systems. They deliberately separate services, components, or subsystems so that disruptions cannot spread uncontrollably. The pattern supports stability, availability, and compliance and is commonly used in distributed systems, cloud architectures, and microservice landscapes.
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