![]() You are not required to make any application changes to maintain business continuity during unforeseen outages since a multi-AZ deployment is accessed as a single data warehouse with one endpoint. In the unlikely event of an Availability Zone failure, Amazon Redshift Multi-AZ deployments continue to serve your workloads by automatically using resources in the other Availability Zone. All these compute nodes are utilized via a single endpoint as compute nodes from both Availability Zones are used for workload processing.Īs shown in the following diagrams, Amazon Redshift deploys a cluster in a single Availability Zone for Single-AZ deployment, and two Availability Zones for Multi-AZ deployment. For a Multi-AZ deployment, Amazon Redshift automatically selects two subnets from two different Availability Zones and deploys an equal number of compute nodes in each Availability Zone. On the other hand, a multi-AZ deployment is provisioned in two Availability Zones simultaneously. You can choose an Availability Zone for deployment, and Amazon Redshift will deploy your cluster in the chosen Availability Zone based on the subnets provided. For a Single-AZ deployment, Amazon Redshift selects the subnet from one of the Availability Zones within a Region and deploys the cluster there. You can configure your cluster subnet group to add subnets from different Availability Zones that you want Amazon Redshift to use for cluster deployment.Īll Amazon Redshift clusters today are created and situated in a particular Availability Zone within an AWS Region and thus called Single-AZ deployments. When you launch a cluster, Amazon Redshift either creates a default cluster subnet group automatically or you choose a cluster subnet group of your choice so that Amazon Redshift can provision your cluster in one of the subnets in the VPC. The cluster subnet group includes information about the VPC ID and a list of subnets in your VPC. Multi-AZ deploymentĪmazon Redshift requires a cluster subnet group to create a cluster in your VPC. Our pre-launch tests found that Amazon Redshift Multi-AZ deployments reduce recovery time to under 60 seconds or less in the unlikely case of an AZ failure. In situations where there is a high level or concurrency Redshift will automatically leverage the resources in both AZs to scale the workload for both read and write requests. A Multi-AZ deployment is intended for customers with mission-critical analytics applications that require the highest levels of resilience and availability.Ī Redshift Multi-AZ deployment leverages compute resources in two AZs to scale data warehouse workload processing. ![]() Although many customers benefit from these features, enterprise data warehouse customers require a low Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and higher availability to support their business continuity with minimal impact to applications.Īmazon Redshift just announced the general availability of Multi-AZ deployments for provisioned RA3 clusters that support running your data warehouse in two Availability Zones simultaneously and can continue operating in unforeseen failure scenarios. Amazon Redshift also supports automatic backups that can recover a data warehouse, automatically remediate failures and relocates clusters to different AZs without changes to applications. ![]() Amazon Redshift RA3 instance types store their data in Redshift Managed Storage (RMS), which is backed by Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) making it highly available and durable by default. Amazon Redshift is a cloud-based data warehouse that supports many recovery capabilities to address unforeseen outages and minimize downtime. Data warehouse workloads are increasingly being used with mission-critical analytics applications that require the highest levels of resilience and availability. Originally published on December 9th, 2022.Īmazon Redshift is a fully managed, petabyte scale cloud data warehouse that enables you to analyze large datasets using standard SQL. November 2023: This post was reviewed and updated with the general availability of Multi-AZ deployments for provisioned RA3 clusters.
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