Backup process
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In Readymage, our workflow involves generating build artifacts, which encompass all user code, and subsequently transmitting these artifacts to an AWS S3 bucket as part of the successful code-build step, constituting the deployment phase.
AWS S3 is designed to provide high availability by replicating data across multiple Availability Zones (AZs) within a region. An Availability Zone is essentially a separate data center with its own power, cooling, and networking. This means that even if one data center within a region experiences issues, your data should still be accessible from other AZs within the same region.
Harbor is an open-source container image registry that allows to store, manage, and distribute Docker images. It provides a private and secure registry for container images, enhancing control over containerized applications. While Harbor is primarily used for managing container images, it plays a role in aspects related to disaster recovery.
Image Storage and Distribution: Harbor serves as a centralized repository for storing Docker images. In the context of disaster recovery, having container images stored in Harbor ensures that we have a reliable and accessible source for deploying applications, even in the event of a disaster affecting other parts of infrastructure.
