Enhanced Component Redundancy
All components are deployed in an 'n+1' configuration across multiple availability zones, operating in active-active mode behind a load balancing service.
Scalable DNS Infrastructure
Efficiently route users to optimal endpoints based on factors like geo-proximity, latency, and health.
Platform Load Balancing
Automatically distribute application traffic across multiple availability zones, supporting high availability, auto-scaling, and robust security measures.
Data Backup Procedures
Maintain near real-time backups in alternate AWS Availability Zones, with daily cloud snapshots retained for the last seven days.
Cross-Geographical Redundancy
Utilize multiple availability zones to serve customers in real-time, ensuring seamless disaster recovery capabilities.
Incident and Breach Management Protocols
Established procedures for reporting, tracking, and timely resolution of incidents, ensuring effective communication and investigation.
Content Distribution Network (CDN)
Geographically dispersed network of proxy servers and data centers to optimize service distribution relative to end-users, ensuring high availability and performance.
Security Operations Oversight
Continuous 24x7 monitoring and situation awareness, including detection, containment, and remediation of security incidents. Tactical rules and data sensors provide early warnings and alerts.
Capacity Management Measures
Proactive capacity monitoring with conservative thresholds and the capability for on-demand capacity expansion through highly elastic hosting partners.