Correct Answer: MIG with 1 instance in the DR region and data replication enabled
A 'Pilot Light' architecture involves keeping a minimal version of your environment always running in the secondary region, with core data synchronized and ready to scale out if ne...
Correct Answer
MIG with 1 instance in the DR region and data replication enabled
Why This Answer Is Correct
A 'Pilot Light' architecture involves keeping a minimal version of your environment always running in the secondary region, with core data synchronized and ready to scale out if needed.
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