amazon-redshiftHow can I configure Amazon Redshift to use multiple regions?
Amazon Redshift can be configured to use multiple regions by setting up a replication cluster in each region. To do this, first launch a Redshift cluster in the primary region, then create a snapshot of the cluster and use it to launch a cluster in the secondary region.
Once the replication cluster is set up, you can configure data replication between the clusters. To do this, you can use the ALTER TABLE
command with the SET REPLICATION
option.
For example, the following code will configure a table named mytable
to replicate to the secondary region:
ALTER TABLE mytable SET REPLICATION REGION 'secondary_region_name';
You can also use the REPLICATE
clause to specify which columns should be replicated. For example, the following code will replicate only the name
and address
columns of mytable
to the secondary region:
ALTER TABLE mytable REPLICATE (name, address) TO REGION 'secondary_region_name';
Once the replication is configured, the data will be replicated from the primary region to the secondary region.
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