Bi-directional Replication

Bi-directional replication is a process where two databases continuously share and synchronize data with each other. Changes made in either database are automatically updated in the other, ensuring both stay current. This setup is useful for systems that need real-time data across multiple locations or to provide fault tolerance. It allows users in different places to update data independently, with automatic syncing to prevent discrepancies, supporting seamless, always-updated access and reducing data management conflicts.