An interactive concept flow for reliability comes from explicit failure behavior, from its assumptions through the main operation and boundary checks.
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readyAn unreliable component does not make a system unreliable if the system contains and recovers from its failure. Reliability design starts by naming failure modes, their blast radius, detection signals, and the behavior users should see when a dependency is unavailable.
Use the stages in order to explain reliability comes from explicit failure behavior. Each stage makes one assumption visible: what the operation promises, what representation it uses, how state changes, which boundary can invalidate a shortcut, and what evidence confirms the result.
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