A logistics company wants to reduce disaster recovery time from days to minutes by using Azure. Which cloud concept supports this goal?

Geo-redundancy is the correct answer because it involves replicating data and resources across geographically separate Azure regions. This ensures that if one region experiences a major outage (a disaster), the application and data can quickly fail over to another region, significantly reducing recovery time from days to minutes. Vertical scaling (scaling up) increases the resources of a single virtual machine or server, which doesn't directly address disaster recovery across regions. Virtual networking connects resources within and across regions but doesn't inherently provide the disaster recovery mechanism itself. Cloud-native design is a broad approach to building applications for the cloud, but geo-redundancy is the specific concept that enables rapid disaster recovery in this scenario.