This function orchestrates the continuous mirroring of storage volumes between primary and secondary regions. It handles object-level consistency checks, latency optimization for global access, and automatic failover triggers. The system monitors replication lag thresholds to ensure data integrity while minimizing bandwidth consumption during high-volume transfers.
The system initiates a synchronous or asynchronous copy operation when new storage objects are written to the primary region.
Data packets traverse encrypted channels to reach the target region, applying compression algorithms where bandwidth constraints exist.
A distributed ledger records replication status, enabling instant detection of divergence between source and destination datasets.
Identify source storage objects requiring replication based on policy rules.
Establish secure encrypted tunnels between primary and secondary data centers.
Execute parallel copy operations while maintaining checksum validation at the object level.
Update metadata tags to reflect successful synchronization and reduce read latency for global clients.
Exposes endpoints for triggering manual replication jobs or querying current sync status across all configured regions.
Visualizes real-time replication lag, throughput metrics, and error rates per region pair.
Notifies the Storage Architect via secure channels when replication latency exceeds defined thresholds or integrity checks fail.