but there is a chance that where we have deployed infrastructure that region goes down because of some kind of disaster. and our database is only accessed by the application server. Additionally, the application server may store some data in the RDS database. The ALB then directs the requests to the application server, where data is processed. These API calls are routed through Route 53, which sends them to the ALB of the application server (backend server). after successfully receiving static pages, the client's browser can make the API call for data. If CloudFront needs to access the web server (frontend) then it routes the request to the Application Load balancer of the web server and that redirects to the web servers. When a user requests the website, Route 53, the DNS service, handles the request and directs it to CloudFront, the CDN (Content Delivery Network), which serves the client. let me give you a brief introduction to the project. so that our user faces lower downtime in case of disaster. here we are going to follow a Warm standby disaster recovery strategy. In this project we are going to use multi-region deployment, one will be the primary region and the second will be for disaster recovery. In this blog, I will show you how we can build Resilient Three-Tier Architecture Deploying the MERN Stack app on AWS: Achieving High Scalability, high availability, and Fault Tolerance. #blogathon #showwcase #growincommunity 📚 Synopsis I have participated in the Blog-A-Thon - Unlocking the Power of Technical Writing, it is an online event organized by Showwcase, in collaboration with the GrowIn Community, and I would like to thank both for this amazing initiative. I would like to thank Piyush Sachdeva for providing valuable guidance.
I'm thinking of posting the next couple of blogs and sharing knowledge here on Showwcase. I have written many blogs and projects on could and Devops you can see that on my Hashnode profile Ankit Jodhani. I recently graduated from university and building my career in DevOps and cloud.
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