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Amazon Aurora Global Database introduces support for up to 10 secondary Regions
- Amazon Aurora Global Database now supports up to 10 secondary Regions, enhancing scalability and resilience for globally distributed applications.
- This feature allows a single Aurora database to span multiple AWS Regions, replicating data asynchronously with minimal impact on performance.
- Aurora Global Database enables fast local reads with low latency in each Region and offers disaster recovery in case of Regional impairment.
- The update supports both Amazon Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition and Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-Compatible Edition versions in global configurations.
- Aurora Global Database consists of one primary Region and up to 10 read-only secondary Regions for low-latency local reads.
- Global Database switchover and failover capabilities allow for changing the primary cluster location in a global cluster.
- The increased secondary Region support of up to 10 enhances scalability for applications with a global presence and multiple offices worldwide.
- Aurora Global Database's support for a 'Follow the Sun' model is beneficial for minimizing latencies in globally available applications.
- Extending deployment to include up to 10 secondary Regions in Aurora Global Database is seamless and can be managed through various interfaces.
- Overall, the expansion to 10 secondary Regions offers significant flexibility, scalability, and resilience for diverse application needs.
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