Operational Resilience
The ability of AI systems and their supporting infrastructure to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to disruptions or adverse events.
Involves redundancy (failover servers), disaster-recovery plans (backups, warm-standby clusters), autoscaling to handle traffic spikes, and chaos-engineering drills to test system robustness. Governance requires defining resilience SLAs (RTO, RPO), conducting regular drills, and embedding resilience requirements into system design and procurement.
A healthcare AI for critical-care monitoring runs in an active-active cloud deployment across two regions. If one region fails, traffic seamlessly shifts to the other. Quarterly chaos tests simulate region outages, verifying automatic failover within the one-minute SLA - ensuring uninterrupted patient monitoring.
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