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Xavier Antony Prabhaker Victor Avatar Xavier Antony Prabhaker Victor  answered CHINMAYA M's question. 2 days ago

Why does AWS have multiple Availability Zones?

AWS uses multiple Availability Zones (AZs) to provide fault tolerance, high availability, and isolation against failures so that the applications stay online even if an entire data center facility goes down.
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