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Your architecture diagram is not your resilience
Architecture diagrams cannot validate resilience at scale
Microsoft publishes the first article in a resilience series discussing how resilience validation is changing in the AI era.
The post, drawing on a conversation with Mark Russinovich, explains that traditional architecture diagrams no longer capture operational reality, particularly as AI model dependencies become critical to workload availability.
Microsoft argues that resilience must shift from a one-time project to a continuously validated property, and that roughly 70 percent of cloud outages are related to change rather than dramatic failures.
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For whatever reason, if a given model goes away, then you can't be left high and dry. You need to be able to still continue your cyber operations. Traditional disaster recovery planning assumes the critical dependency is infrastructure. Increasingly it is an AI model, an inference endpoint, a retrieval pipeline, or a service operating under capacity constraints.
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