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Glossary Term Redundant Architecture

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What is Redundant Architecture?

Redundant Architecture is a design approach where duplicate infrastructure components are employed to ensure system availability and reliability in case of failures.

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Understanding Redundant Architecture

Redundant Architecture is a design approach in cybersecurity where duplicate components or systems are used in a network to maintain functionality and minimize downtime in case of hardware or software failure. This setup ensures that if one part of the system fails, another part can seamlessly take over its functions to ensure continuous operation and prevent disruptions. Redundant Architecture is a common practice in critical systems to enhance reliability and availability.

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