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AWS Disaster Recovery Strategies – PoC with Terraform

Xebia

This post explores a proof-of-concept (PoC) written in Terraform , where one region is provisioned with a basic auto-scaled and load-balanced HTTP * basic service, and another recovery region is configured to serve as a plan B by using different strategies recommended by AWS. Backup service repository. Backup and Restore.

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Practical Steps for Enhancing Reliability in Cloud Networks - Part I

Kentik

Highly available networks are resistant to failures or interruptions that lead to downtime and can be achieved via various strategies, including redundancy, savvy configuration, and architectural services like load balancing. Resiliency. Resilient networks can handle attacks, dropped connections, and interrupted workflows.

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Broadcom Pinnacle Partners: Guiding enterprises throughout their cloud journeys

CIO

Deploying and operating physical firewalls, physical load balancing, and many other tasks that extend across the on-premises environment and virtual domain all require different teams and quickly become difficult and expensive. Many organizations moved to the cloud but still must manage innumerable tasks,” he says.

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Cluster Management in Cassandra: Achieving Scalability and High Availability

Datavail

Once the decommissioning process is finished, stop the Cassandra service on the node: Restart the Cassandra service on the remaining nodes in the cluster to ensure data redistribution and replication: Load Balancing Cassandra employs a token-based partitioning strategy, where data is distributed across nodes based on a token value.

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Announcing Complete Azure Observability for Kentik Cloud

Kentik

Live traffic flow arrows demonstrate how Azure Express Routes, Firewalls, Load Balancers, Application Gateways, and VWANs connect in the Kentik Map, which updates dynamically as topology changes for effortless architecture reference.

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Cloud-Native vs Traditional Application Development

RapidValue

Both traditional and cloud native applications make use of load balancers, but they differ significantly when and where they come in to play. Users hit a balancer as they arrive and are redirected to the server. Their load balancers don’t need to be as sophisticated. Backup and continuous delivery.

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High Availability: What It Is and How You Can Achieve It

Kaseya

Everything from load balancer, firewall and router, to reverse proxy and monitory systems, is completely redundant at both network as well as application level, guaranteeing the highest level of service availability. Maintain an automated recurring online backup system. Implement network load balancing.