An executive has decided to move a company's customer-facing application to the cloud after experiencing a lengthy power outage at a locally managed service provider's data center. The executive would like a solution that can be implemented as soon as possible. Which of the following will BEST prevent similar issues when the service is running in the cloud? (Choose two.)
To best prevent similar issues when the service is running in the cloud, placing the application instances in different availability zones provides redundancy and fault tolerance within the same region. If one availability zone experiences a problem, the application can continue to operate in another zone. Additionally, setting up application instances in multiple regions ensures geographic redundancy and disaster recovery capabilities. If a major outage affects one region, the application can failover to another region, maintaining continuous availability. These two measures together enhance the resilience of the application against outages.
They both provide High Availability.
Could be true since we are talking about Power Outage in the same Data Center and not caching or scalability performance issue.
A/F- both address availability. So does autoscaling but this was not a resource issue.
A. Placing the application instances in different availability zones: This ensures redundancy and fault tolerance within the same region, so if one availability zone experiences an issue, the application can still run smoothly in another. F. Setting up application instances in multiple regions: This provides redundancy and disaster recovery capabilities across different geographic locations. If one region experiences a major outage, the application can failover to another region, ensuring continuous availability.