What is a key benefit of using multiple CloudHub workers for High Availability (HA)?

Using multiple CloudHub workers for High Availability (HA) is beneficial primarily because workers do not share any memory between them. This characteristic ensures that each worker runs independently, thereby increasing the reliability and resilience of the application. If one worker experiences an issue or fails, the others continue to function without interruption, allowing the system to maintain availability and performance.

This independence also facilitates load balancing, as requests can be distributed among multiple workers without the risk of resource contention or memory conflicts. Therefore, if one worker becomes overloaded or encounters an error, the remaining workers can take over the workload seamlessly, ensuring that the application remains accessible and responsive.

In contrast, sharing memory among workers would introduce complexities related to state management and potential bottlenecks, which could undermine the benefits of high availability.