A regional library consortium wants a database in another cloud region that continuously receives changes so failover is much faster than restoring from nightly backups. Which approach matches that need?
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Short Explanation
A warm standby is like a spare engine already turning over in the other garage. Updates keep flowing, so failover is not a rebuild from last night's box of parts. That continuous feed is why it beats backup-only recovery for speed.
Full Explanation
Replication to a warm standby continuously or near-continuously applies changes to a secondary system, improving availability and shortening recovery compared with backup-only restores. Cold images and periodic tape shipments leave large data gaps; templates alone do not move live database state.