What are Fault Domains

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Jaish Mathews · Answer

Fault Domain is a single point of failure. i.e. if you have your PC connected to a plug without any power backup, then your PC is under a Fault Domain. Because if power off, you system hardware will be off and there's a chance of data lose. Any such hardware mechanism with a single point of failure scope is called Fault Domain. Cloud vendors have options that your VMs put under multiple Fault Domain so that if one instance go down, other will be running.

Saadi Kumar · Answer

thnx everyone for the support

Mageshwaran R · Answer

Hi Kumar, https://azure.codefari.com/2018/12/what-are-availability-set-fault-domain.html#faultdomain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilXx0cmmGz0&t=573s

Guest User · Answer

Clarification: A flaw space is a consistent gathering of fundamental equipment that share a typical force source and organization switch, like a rack inside an on-premise server farms. As you make VMs inside an accessibility set, the Azure stage consequently conveys your VMs over these issue areas. This methodology restricts the effect of potential physical equipment disappointments, network blackouts, or force interferences.

Sagar Lad · Answer

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/availability-set-fault-domains-and-update-domains-in-azure-virtual-machie/

What are Fault Domains

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