A county constituent portal must remain available if an entire AWS Region fails. Architects currently run Multi-AZ inside one Region and assume that covers regional outages. What should they redesign for Region-level disruption?
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Short Explanation
Multi-AZ is a neighborhood generator backup—great when one block goes dark, useless when the whole town loses power. Region failure needs another Region, replicated data, and DNS that knows when to move traffic.
Full Explanation
Multi-AZ designs improve availability within a Region but do not protect application and infrastructure availability during a full Region disruption. Meeting Region-level continuity requires multi-Region deployment patterns, replicated state, and routing that can shift users to a healthy Region. Single-AZ myths, disabling health checks, and same-Region-only storage controls do not provide regional failover.