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Why HDFS performs replication, although it results in data redundancy?
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Answer / Rohit Kumar
HDFS performs replication to ensure high availability and fault tolerance. By replicating data across multiple DataNodes, if one DataNode fails, the data can still be accessed from another DataNode. Additionally, HDFS is designed for handling large-scale data processing in a distributed environment, where failures are common.
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