Description: Redundancy planning is the process of designing systems to include redundancy in order to improve reliability in a multi-cloud environment. This approach is based on the premise that by distributing resources and data across multiple cloud service providers, the risk of failures can be mitigated and service continuity ensured. Redundancy can manifest in various forms, such as data replication, the implementation of multiple application instances, and the use of different geographic regions for data storage and processing. In a multi-cloud environment, where organizations use more than one cloud service provider, redundancy planning becomes crucial to avoid reliance on a single provider and to ensure that critical services continue to operate without interruptions in the event that one of them experiences issues. Furthermore, this approach aligns with zero trust principles, where it is assumed that threats can come from anywhere, and robust security measures are implemented to protect data and applications. Redundancy planning not only enhances system resilience but also optimizes performance and availability, resulting in a more reliable experience for end users.
