Geo-Redundancy

Geo-redundancy means storing and backing up data across multiple physical locations in different geographic areas. This ensures that if one site experiences a failure—like a natural disaster, power outage, or technical issue—the data remains accessible from other sites. It enhances data availability, reliability, and disaster resilience by minimizing the risk of data loss and service downtime. Essentially, it's a safeguard that spreads critical information across various regions, so operations can continue smoothly even if one location encounters problems.