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Description: The ‘Fault Domain’ refers to a set of hardware components that can fail independently, allowing for increased availability and resilience of applications. In the context of cloud computing, the fault domain is crucial for ensuring that applications deployed are robust and can continue to function even in the event of failures in certain system […]