Evaluation of Cloud Recovery System for Financial Applications Based on Hadoop

The rise of cloud-based disaster recovery systems has reshaped disaster recovery practices. Integrated into the Hadoop framework with core components like Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), MapReduce, and Yet Another Resource Negotiator (YARN), these systems ensure data integrity and business continuity during crises while enhancing data reliability and operational efficiency, surpassing traditional recovery systems. This study presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of traditional and Hadoop-integrated cloud recovery systems, focusing on hardware architecture and performance. Architecturally, it highlights the stark differences between conventional models and Hadoop-based innovations. The results show that the Hadoop-backed recovery system exhibits remarkable improvement, reducing Recovery Time Objective (RTO) from over 18 seconds to under 7 seconds while preserving data integrity as per Recovery Point Objective (RPO) standards. This finding underscores the academic importance of evaluating cloud-based disaster recovery within the Hadoop context, offering insights into its transformative potential for disaster recovery strategies.