Description: Infrastructure resilience refers to the ability of cloud systems to recover from failures and continue operating without significant interruptions. This concept is fundamental in the realm of cloud computing, where service availability and continuity are essential for businesses. Resilience involves not only disaster recovery but also the ability to adapt to changes in demand and adverse conditions. In the context of cloud-native development, applications are designed to scale and recover automatically, leveraging cloud features. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) allows organizations to implement disaster recovery strategies without the need for additional physical infrastructure. Private clouds provide a controlled environment that can be optimized for resilience, while cloud auto-scaling allows for automatic resource adjustment based on workload, ensuring consistent performance. Together, these features ensure that cloud infrastructures are robust, flexible, and capable of maintaining business continuity in the face of any eventuality.
