Understanding Redundancy vs Resiliency: Logical Design - Part 2

In the second part of our conversation about the relationship between Redundancy and Resiliency, we break these two networking design terms down. Only this time, we're looking at it from a logical design perspective. In almost every network outage or performance issue, the fault is in the design so understanding the difference between redundancy and resiliency is a great first step towards creating a high availability network. This video is also explains one of the easiest ways to improve your network without spending a single penny. Just implement a solution leveraging Quality-of-Service, or QoS to ensure that your business critical traffic is protected during congestion. This policy should be applied to both Path A and Path B so in the event of a failure, either path can continue to support your business critical applications without any degradation.