Yes. The concepts are applicable basically everywhere. For example: do you know how systemd restarts your service if it crashes? How about how k8s behaves when

Yes. The concepts are applicable basically everywhere. For example: do you know how systemd restarts your service if it crashes? How about how k8s behaves when your health probes fail? It’s everywhere. Build it to crash fast if it has a problem. Have a higher level entity that monitors it and automatically restarts it/does something when it does crash. Now go meta and have supervisors watching supervisors and controllably crash or restart bigger parts of your system. (This is based on the “crash early”, “keep state consistent”, “have you tried turning it off and on” principles. It’s not new and you’re probably already doing it tona certain degree)