Concept#Architecture#Reliability
Redundancy
Redundancy is the deliberate provisioning of additional components or capacity to tolerate failures and increase availability. It includes active and passive replication, geographic distribution, and failover strategies; granularity and placement affect cost, consistency, and recovery time. Planning, monitoring, and regular testing are essential to ensure effective resilient systems.
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