Description: A redundancy network is a network infrastructure that incorporates additional connections to ensure the reliability and availability of services. This type of network is designed to minimize the risk of failures, ensuring that if one connection or component fails, there are alternatives available to maintain service continuity. Redundancy networks are essential in critical environments where constant availability is paramount, such as data centers, enterprise networks, and telecommunications systems. These networks can include multiple data paths, duplicated servers, and network devices that work together to provide uninterrupted service. Implementing a redundancy network not only enhances resilience but also allows for better traffic management and greater operational efficiency, as resources can be distributed more effectively. In the context of emerging technologies such as cloud computing and edge computing, redundancy networks play a crucial role in ensuring that data and services are always available, even in situations of high demand or unexpected failures.
