Using multiple methods to store data is a well known best practice, especially when they are geographically dispersed. It's important to verify the different methods work equally well, and to periodically validate they continue to function properly.
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github action example
github action example
Feb 1, 2023
Lauland, Nicholas, 2023, "github action example", https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/UO4F9F, Texas Data Repository, V5
github action example
Validating storage methods
Validating storage methods
Jan 31, 2023
Admin, Dataverse, 2023, "Validating storage methods", https://doi.org/10.18738/T8/BIPMYA, Texas Data Repository, V6
The implementation of modern cloud solutions should be opaque, not only to avoid confusion to the end user, but to also allow the provider to be agile. This allows them the flexibility to modify the actual physical location, to add or remove redundant duplicate copies of the data...
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