An organization plans to improve disaster recovery by replicating services across data centers in different regions. Which cloud concept supports this approach?

Geo-distribution refers to deploying resources and services across multiple geographic regions. This strategy enhances disaster recovery by ensuring that if one region experiences an outage, services can fail over to another, geographically separate region, minimizing downtime and data loss. Consumption-based pricing is a billing model where you pay only for the resources you use, not a disaster recovery strategy. Scalability is the ability to handle increased demand by adding or removing resources, which is different from distributing resources for disaster recovery. Vertical scaling (scaling up) involves increasing the capacity of a single resource, such as adding more CPU or RAM to a server, and does not address regional outages.