A company has its headquarters in Chicago and branch office in New York. The servers at headquarters replicate all data from Chicago to New York in real time. This is an example of which of the…

A hot site is a fully equipped, off-site data center that replicates data from the primary site in real-time or near real-time, complete with hardware, software, and networking infrastructure. This setup allows for immediate failover and resumption of business operations with minimal data loss in the event of a disaster at the primary location.

A warm site has hardware and network connectivity but requires some time for data restoration and configuration, not real-time replication and immediate failover.

A cold site is a basic facility with infrastructure but lacks hardware, software, and data, requiring significant time to become operational.

A primary site is the main operational location and not a disaster recovery solution involving replication to another site.