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A workload can survive a server failure, an availability-zone outage and the loss of individual services while still depending on one assumption: the cloud region…
Read analysis : Your Cloud Is Resilient. But What Happens When the Region Dies?A second cloud region can protect a workload from regional failure. It can also double parts of the infrastructure, complicate data consistency, expand the operational…
Read analysis : When Does a Cloud Architecture Actually Need Multiple Regions?A second cloud region can remove an important failure domain, but it also creates new ones: replication lag, inconsistent state, routing dependencies, configuration drift and…
Read analysis : Single Region vs Multi-Region: When Is a Second Cloud Region Worth the Complexity?Active-active sounds like the stronger resilience architecture. Multiple environments are already running, traffic is already flowing, and there is no cold recovery stack waiting to…
Read analysis : Active-Active vs Active-Passive Architecture: Which Resilience Model Do You Actually Need?Multi-region architecture is often treated as the destination for a mature cloud platform. That is the wrong default. A well-designed single-region system spread across availability…
Read analysis : Single-Region vs Multi-Region Cloud Architecture: When Does the Complexity Pay Off?
