# Active Active

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## Active/Active with global DNS

- Two active JFrog Platform deployments ([jfrog-a.my.org]() and [jfrog-b.my.org]())
- A global DNS CNAME is defined ([jfrog.my.org]()) with routing to both sites with a pre-defined routing policy. See example of [AWS Route53 routing policies](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/routing-policy.html)
- Using Access and repository federation to keep data and Access entities in sync
- This architecture can be used for DR (Disaster Recovery) where the sites act as each other's failover
   - See more details in the [Disaster Recovery](/disaster-recovery/) section
- See [Limitations](../multi-site-limitations)

### Architecture

The following is a schematic high level architecture of such a topology.

![Active - Active](../../../../images/active-active.png)