Concurrency is presented as a natural outcome of thoughtful capability design, rather than a problem to be patched or a bottleneck. It suggests that system capabilities should inherently account for parallel operations.
The content asserts that a topology rewrite is distinct from bug repair, differentiating between architectural changes and fixing existing faults. Further information will be provided as the build matures.
This article discusses how relying on default configurations and a lack of understanding of system architecture led to production problems with "The Vault." Initially, scaling hardware was attempted, but it didn't address the fundamental design flaws, highlighting that inadequate resources weren't the core issue.