Cross-region replication in vCore-based Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB
This article takes a closer look at cross-region replication for disaster recovery in Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB, ensuring data availability. As databases become more critical to businesses, ensuring high availability and quick recovery in the event of a disaster is essential. In this context, the article explores cross-region replication, a feature in vCore-based Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB that helps to ensure that your data remains accessible and available even in the face of a regional outage.
The article discusses the importance of prompt recovery of database availability when its region is experiencing outage and explains how cross-region replication works. By replicating data across multiple regions, Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB makes it possible to quickly restore a database to another region in the event of a disaster, minimizing downtime and ensuring data availability.
If you're running mission-critical workloads on Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB, this article introduces you to a feature that can help you rest easy, knowing your data is replicated and safe even in a disaster scenario.
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