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Utility feeds, UPSs, PDUs, generators and batteries now take part in the failure test.
up on battery down
Draw supplier to consumer, then cut the power for a set time and see what stays up.
A UPS carries its load for its rated runtime. A supplier loaded past its rating trips.
Cable from a free jack to a free jack, drawn as faceplates.
Hundreds of models with their rated power and runtimes.
Tailscale, NetBird, Cloudflare Tunnel and friends, with their own link kind.
Real hardware, cloud plans and platforms, each with a link to the vendor.
A chassis-aware server builder that flags a CPU that does not fit.
Synology, QNAP, Ubiquiti, MikroTik, Cisco, Juniper, Arista, Fortinet and many more.
Add a multi-service product whole or part by part.
Keep your own parts in a library, apart from the diagram.
Where a logo exists. Otherwise a plain icon.
An infrastructure canvas with an analysis engine behind it.
A node is down when anything around it is down.
The line marks what the app can serve. Past it, the cluster is not N+1.
Containment is the failure domain: a node is down if anything around it is down.
What a traffic source can still reach after one thing fails, and after any two.
A cluster that loses its majority stops serving, even the members still alive.
Requests propagate through the design, including failover load.
RAID, host fit, racks and runway.
Exact bounds over simultaneous failures, and a seeded simulation when the bounds are wide.
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