Survive a full cloud provider outage without a DR runbook: first 15 minutes, hour-by-hour plan, and outage data on when to wait or fail over.
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The most resilient cloud architecture is active-active across regions or clouds. Seven models compared, with outage data showing which ones survive.
Keep customer data in one country with multi-region failover: in-country cloud regions by country, replication rules, and where data leaks during failover.
Self-host WordPress on Control Plane with bundled MariaDB, a shared media volume, optional daily S3 or GCS database dumps, and the admin login set at boot.
Self-host Plane, the open-source Jira alternative, on Control Plane: one install with Postgres, Redis and RabbitMQ, closed to the internet until opened.
Self-host Langflow on Control Plane: three secrets, one install. Bundled PostgreSQL, login required, optional S3/GCS backups and up to four replicas.
Self-host Documenso on Control Plane: sign PDFs with your own certificate, keep keys in secrets, and add HA PostgreSQL, SMTP and S3 backups.
Generate a GraphQL API from Postgres with Constructive on Control Plane: pgpm modules from git, per-user row-level security, internal-only by default.
Self-host Cal.com on Control Plane: claim the admin account over a private tunnel, keep scheduled jobs running, and keep keys in Control Plane secrets.
Self-host LangGraph agents with Aegra on Control Plane: your graphs on bundled Postgres and Redis, a private API by default, optional HA and backups.
Cut cloud costs without losing multi-region redundancy: a ledger of what a second region adds, the capacity math, and the cuts that quietly break failover.
Design multi-region failover for a target RTO and RPO: an RTO budget per failover step, RPO by replication mode, and worked examples per DR pattern.