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Hi there,
DigitalOcean’s very large Droplets, like those with 60 vCPUs, are usually provisioned on a single physical hypervisor rather than spanning multiple physical servers. This way you get lower latency and better performance but also means that the Droplet’s resources are tied to that specific machine.
For high availability and fault tolerance, you could distribute workloads across multiple Droplets and using load balancing:
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/networking/load-balancers/
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