Which component of the AWS global infrastructure is made up of one or more discrete data centers that have redundant power, networking, and connectivity?
The AWS Availability Zone (AZ) is the component of the AWS global infrastructure that consists of one or more discrete data centers with redundant power, networking, and connectivity.
Each AWS Region consists of multiple Availability Zones, which are physically separated but interconnected to provide high availability and fault tolerance. By deploying applications across multiple AZs, you can improve resilience and minimize downtime in case of failures.
An Availability Zone is a single data center or a group of data centers within a Region. If a disaster occurs in one part of the Region, the geographical distance helps to ensure that not all Availability Zones are affected. Availability Zones are located tens of miles apart from each other. This helps them to provide interconnectivity to support the services and applications that run within a Region.
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