Google is broadening the schedule of AlloyDB for PostgreSQL, a PostgreSQL-compatible, handled database-as-a-service, to 16 brand-new areas. AlloyDB for PostgreSQL was made typically available in December and takes on the likes of Amazon Aurora and Microsoft Azure Database for PostgreSQL.
“AlloyDB for PostgreSQL, our PostgreSQL-compatible database service for requiring relational database work, is now available in 16 new areas around the world. AlloyDB integrates PostgreSQL compatibility with Google facilities to offer superior scale, schedule and performance,” Sandy Ghai, senior product manager of AlloyDB at Google, composed in a article. The brand-new regions where AlloyDB has been made available include Taiwan (asia-east1), Hong Kong (asia-east2), Osaka (asia-northeast2), Seoul (asia-northeast3), Mumbai (asia-south1), Jakarta (asia-southeast2), Sydney (australia-southeast1), Melbourne (australia-southeast2), Warsaw (europe-central2), Finland (europe-north1), London (europe-west2), Zurich (europe-west6), South Carolina (us-east1), North Virginia (us-east4), Oregon (us-west1), and Salt Lake City (us-west3).
The new additions take AlloyDB’s schedule to a total of 22 regions. Formerly, the service was available in Iowa (us-central1), Las Vegas (us-west4), Belgium (Europe-west1), Frankfurt (Europe-west3), Tokyo (asia-northeast1) and Singapore (asia-southeast1).
Google has likewise updated the AlloyDB pricingfor various regions for compute, storage, backup and networking.In addition to making the service available throughout 16 brand-new areas, the business is adding a brand-new feature to AlloyDB called cross-region duplication, which is currently in private sneak peek. AlloyDB’s cross-region replication function, according
to the company, will permit enterprises to produce secondary clusters and circumstances from a primary cluster to make the resources available in various regions.”These secondary clusters and circumstances function as copies of your main cluster and instance resources,”the company said in a blog post. The advantages of secondary clusters or duplication consist of disaster healing, geographic
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