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OpenBAO is often a core part of a company's infrastructure and is usually a single point of failure. As such, organisations running OpenBAO often have a disaster recovery plan. Disaster recovery would be much easier and much more reliable if OpenBAO supported replication. In the event that the primary OpenBAO cluster goes down, a secondary cluster could be promoted to take its place. Before the disastrous event, the secondary cluster would act as a replica of the primary.
OpenBAO is often a core part of a company's infrastructure and is usually a single point of failure. As such, organisations running OpenBAO often have a disaster recovery plan. Disaster recovery would be much easier and much more reliable if OpenBAO supported replication. In the event that the primary OpenBAO cluster goes down, a secondary cluster could be promoted to take its place. Before the disastrous event, the secondary cluster would act as a replica of the primary.
Here is Vault's documentation of the equivalent enterprise feature: https://developer.hashicorp.com/vault/tutorials/enterprise/disaster-recovery
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