When it comes to keeping IIoT networks running smoothly, tech pros are putting more focus on fault tolerance and resilient networking—and for good reason. These two buzzwords get thrown around a lot (sometimes like they're the same thing), but they’re actually pretty different.
Resilience is all about bounce-back power. Think of it like your network’s ability to roll with the punches—handling outages, traffic spikes, or random glitches without missing a beat. It adapts, recovers, and keeps things flowing.
On the flip side, fault tolerance is more about standing strong in the storm. Even if parts of the system fail—hardware, software, or both—it just keeps doing its thing without breaking down.
Put these two together, and you've got a powerful toolkit for building IIoT networks that are tougher, smarter, and way more secure.
Here is a short introductory video that breaks down these concepts in easy-to-understand bites!
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