New serverless pattern - Amazon Aurora Serverless V2 Primary to Secondary Global Database #1716
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nihilg
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@nihilg your 'example-pattern.json' is missing some key fields, please review below and address any errors you have
If you need any help, take a look at the example-pattern file. Make the changes, and push your changes back to this pull request. When all automated checks are successful, the Serverless DA team will process your pull request. |
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Thanks for submitting your pattern. https://serverlessland.com/patterns/aurora-serverless-global-db-cdk You can share your pattern using this link :) |
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The pattern creates a serverless global database cluster enabling data replication from the primary to secondary cluster. The regional primary cluster contains a serverless db instance supporting both writes and reads. The regional secondary cluster contains a serverless db instance supporting only reads. In the unlikely event of a regional degradation or outage, the secondary region can be promoted to read and write capabilities in less than 1 minute. A fargate based application is also provisioned to test the replication. Also the pattern adopts the multiple stack capability of CDK to provision the resources across the primary and secondary regions. You can deploy each stack individually or deploy all the stacks using --all option.
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