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Uber's Failover Architecture: Reconciling Reliability and Efficiency in Hyperscale Microservice Infrastructure
Operating a global, real-time platform at Uber's scale requires infrastructure that is both resilient and cost-efficient. Historically, reliability was ensured through a costly 2x capacity model--each service provisioned to handle global traffic independently across two regions--leaving half the fle
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