How do you test failover and disaster recovery processes in your DevOps workflows

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How do you test failover and disaster recovery processes in your DevOps workflows?

This question explores your strategies for validating the reliability of failover and disaster recovery mechanisms. It highlights how you test scenarios like server outages, data center failures, or cloud region downtimes to ensure business continuity and resilience in DevOps processes.
Nov 28 in DevOps Tools by Anila
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