Disaster Recovery of Workloads on AWS¶
Amazon Web Services. (2022). Disaster Recovery of Workloads on AWS: Recovery in the Cloud.
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- Deployable Compute Capacity
- Sizing to a scenario and metering the headroom is what makes this a graceful surge rather than a scramble — the pattern generalizes the old idea of warm standby and N+1 redundancy to elastic infrastructure.
This sourceDefines warm standby as a scaled-down, functional deployment that can take traffic and scale toward full production capacity.
- Sizing to a scenario and metering the headroom is what makes this a graceful surge rather than a scramble — the pattern generalizes the old idea of warm standby and N+1 redundancy to elastic infrastructure.
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