👉 Zoning computing is an architectural approach that organizes computing resources and workloads into distinct, geographically or logically defined zones, each with specific policies and capabilities. These zones can be dedicated to different functions such as data storage, processing, or network services, ensuring that resources are efficiently allocated and isolated to meet specific security, performance, and regulatory requirements. By segmenting the computing environment in this way, zoning computing enhances scalability, simplifies management, and improves overall system resilience. It allows for fine-grained control over resource access and usage, enabling organizations to optimize performance and compliance while minimizing the risk of cross-zone interference or security breaches.
