Species Redundancy and Ecosystem Reliability.¶
Naeem, S. (1998). Species Redundancy and Ecosystem Reliability. Conservation Biology, 12(1), 39-45.
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- Functional Redundancy (Degeneracy)
- A major cloud provider's site-reliability engineering (SRE) organization designs its flagship service for 99.999% availability (five nines — 5 minutes downtime per year) using deeply-layered functional redundancy — operationalizing at hyperscale what Naeem (1998) calls the species-redundancy-and-ecosystem-reliability principle: a portfolio of structurally diverse units protects function under stochastic and correlated stress.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Naeem's abstract states the redundancy-to-reliability principle for ecosystems, but not 'structurally diverse units' or correlated stress.
“a central tenet of reliability engineering is that reliability always increases as redundant components are added to a system, a principle that directly supports redundant species as guarantors of reliable ecosystem functioning”
- A major cloud provider's site-reliability engineering (SRE) organization designs its flagship service for 99.999% availability (five nines — 5 minutes downtime per year) using deeply-layered functional redundancy — operationalizing at hyperscale what Naeem (1998) calls the species-redundancy-and-ecosystem-reliability principle: a portfolio of structurally diverse units protects function under stochastic and correlated stress.
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