Description: Redundancy testing is a critical process in the management of computer systems, especially in environments where availability and service continuity are essential. This process involves verifying that backup systems, such as servers, databases, and networks, function correctly and are ready to activate in case the primary system fails. Redundancy can be physical, such as having additional hardware, or logical, such as data backups. Redundancy testing ensures that, in emergency situations, alternative systems can take over the workload without data loss or service interruptions. This type of testing is fundamental in disaster recovery planning and in implementing high availability strategies. By conducting these tests, organizations can identify and correct potential failures before they occur, minimizing the risk of downtime and improving confidence in technological infrastructure. In an increasingly technology-dependent world, redundancy testing has become an essential component of business continuity and security strategies.
