The mayoral grants portal has an RTO that backup-and-restore alone cannot meet, but full active-active is too costly. Which DR scenario best fits?
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Short Explanation
Warm standby is the middle seat: a smaller twin already humming, ready to grow when primary fails—faster than restore-from-zero, cheaper than running two full cities forever.
Full Explanation
Warm standby maintains a scaled-down but running environment (with data continuously or frequently updated) that can scale to production capacity within RTO targets—balancing cost versus backup-only or full multi-site. Backup-only may miss aggressive RTO; pilot light without replication or declaring no DR ignores continuity requirements.