Description: Application redundancy refers to the implementation of multiple instances of the same application with the aim of ensuring its availability and operational continuity, especially during disaster recovery situations. This approach is fundamental in the context of Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS), where organizations seek to minimize downtime and data loss. By having several instances of an application, it ensures that if one fails or is compromised, the others can continue to operate without interruptions. This not only improves system resilience but also allows for faster and more efficient recovery in the event of incidents. The main features of application redundancy include data replication, real-time synchronization, and failover capability, enabling businesses to maintain service operability and integrity. In an increasingly technology-dependent business environment, application redundancy has become an essential component for ensuring business continuity and customer satisfaction.
