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        "name": "Hanokh Aloni",
        "label": "R&D Manager",
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        "email": "hanokh.aloni@gmail.com",
        "phone": "(972) 523-987-216",
        "website": "https://hanokhaloni.github.io/",
        "summary": "I am Hanokh. I entered this strange world to explore my passion - finding how to mix management and engineering so that we can deliver good, stable results in a timely manner (and hopefully a manageable low cost). Having said that - I do believe that the only option to reach this goal is by having a lot of fun along the way. As a result my goal is to work with other persons, fill my curiosity, conquer my mastery, having fun along the way.",
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1. Define your availability requirements, based on business needs.
2. Design the application for resiliency. Start with an architecture that follows proven practices, and then identify the possible failure points in that architecture.
3. Implement strategies to detect and recover from failures.
4. Test the implementation by simulating faults and triggering forced failovers.
5. Deploy the application into production using a reliable, repeatable process.
6. Monitor the application to detect failures. By monitoring the system, you can gauge the health of the application and respond to incidents if necessary.
7. Respond if there are failure that require manual interventions.