High Availability (HA) is the cornerstone of an efficient, scalable, performant system. Without it,...
High Availability (HA) is the cornerstone of an efficient, scalable, performant system. Without it, zero downtime and migrating/scaling state for systems would be impossible. In this case, the "system" is Agents, and the ability to accomplish this is with sandboxing.
In this blog post, you'll learn how to accomplish this for your Agents with Agent Substrate.
Prerequisites
To follow along with this blog post from a hands-on perspective, you will need:
A GKE or kind cluster.
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