For a high-availability deployment of an ASP.NET Core application, which strategy involves deploying the application in such a way that there are multiple instances running simultaneously, typically in different geographical regions?
- Failover Clustering
- Load Balancing
- Georeplication
- Active-Passive Deployment
Georeplication is a strategy that ensures high availability by deploying application instances in different geographical regions. This approach minimizes downtime in case of regional outages or disasters, providing a robust and fault-tolerant architecture.
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