Of course it helps to make your application resilient to failure, but it does not help to ignore the causes of bugs. I would say most bugs are entropy, or a hu

Of course it helps to make your application resilient to failure, but it does not help to ignore the causes of bugs. I would say most bugs are entropy, or a human doing something wrong, or processes that haven't accounted for some edge case. A lot of these can be prevented, and a common way to do that is to watch them happen, document them, and then implement a mechanism to fix the cause when it starts to happen.