Computer Science · Operating Systems
The concept of 'graceful degradation' in fault-tolerant computer systems refers to:
- 1the systematic debugging process to eliminate software errors
- 2the planned obsolescence of computer hardware to encourage upgrades
- 3the system's ability to continue operating, possibly with reduced performance or functionality, in the presence of hardware or software failures✓
- 4the system's ability to completely recover from any type of hardware failure without any loss of functionality
Correct answer
the system's ability to continue operating, possibly with reduced performance or functionality, in the presence of hardware or software failures
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