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Introduction: Debugging network issues can be a daunting task, especially in complex cloud environments where traffic flows across various distributed services. Traffic mirroring, an essential technique used in network troubleshooting, involves copying network traffic from one or more parts of a network to another location for in-depth analysis. This blog post will guide you through setting up cloud-based traffic mirroring for debugging purposes using basic Linux Bash commands and tools. Traffic mirroring (also known as port mirroring, span port, or packet mirroring) copies traffic from an operational network to a dedicated monitoring device or application.

Business continuity and minimal downtime are critical components of modern IT infrastructure. As more organizations move towards cloud computing, the need for robust failover mechanisms has become paramount. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore how to leverage Linux Bash scripting to implement effective cloud-based failover solutions that ensure seamless service continuity and high availability. Failover is the process of automatically and seamlessly switching to a redundant or standby system upon the failure or abnormal termination of the currently active system. This ensures that services remain available despite hardware or software failures.