MariaDB Cloud Region Choices

AWS Regions

Region
Location
Available Service Type

ap-northeast-1

Tokyo, Japan

Provisioned

ap-northeast-2

Seoul, South Korea

Provisioned

ap-southeast-1

Jurong West, Singapore

Provisioned

ap-southeast-2

Sydney, Australia

Provisioned

ca-central-1

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Provisioned

eu-central-1

Frankfurt, Germany

Provisioned

eu-north-1

Stockholm, Sweden

Provisioned

eu-west-1

Dublin, Ireland

Provisioned

eu-west-2

London, England, UK

Provisioned, Serverless

eu-west-3

Paris, France

Provisioned

sa-east-1

São Paulo, Brazil

Provisioned

us-east-1

Northern Virginia, USA

Provisioned

us-east-2

Ohio, USA

Provisioned, Serverless

us-west-2

Oregon, USA

Provisioned

GCP Regions

Region
Location
Available Service Type

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

Provisioned

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

Provisioned

asia-southeast1

Jurong West, Singapore

Provisioned

asia-southeast2

Jakarta, Indonesia

Provisioned

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

Provisioned

europe-north1

Hamina, Finland

Provisioned

europe-west1

St. Ghislain, Belgium

Provisioned

europe-west2

London, England, UK

Provisioned , Serverless

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

Provisioned

europe-west4

Eemshaven, Netherlands

Provisioned

europe-west9

Paris, France

Provisioned

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Provisioned

us-central1

Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA

Provisioned, Serverless

gcp-us-east1

Moncks Corner, South Carolina, USA

Provisioned

us-east4

Ashburn (Loudoun County), Virginia, USA

Provisioned

us-west1

The Dalles, Oregon, USA

Provisioned

us-west2

Los Angeles, California, USA

Provisioned

us-west4

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Provisioned

Azure Regions

Region
Location
Available Service Type

eastus

Richmond, Virginia, USA

Provisioned, Serverless

eastus2

Virginia, USA

Provisioned

westus2

Seattle, Washington, USA

Provisioned

uksouth

London, England, UK

Provisioned

francecentral

Paris, France

Provisioned

northeurope

Dublin, Ireland

Provisioned, Serverless

germanywestcentral

Frankfurt, Germany

Provisioned

southeastasia

Jurong West, Singapore

Provisioned

Availability Zones and Latency Considerations

When deploying a highly available database service, nodes are distributed across multiple Availability Zones (AZs) within your selected region to maximize fault tolerance and protect against datacenter-level failures.

Standard Replicated Topology: Because standard Replicated topologies use asynchronous or semi-synchronous replication, deploying replicas across multiple AZs has a negligible impact on primary write latency.

MariaDB Galera Clusters (Synchronous HA): When deploying a MariaDB Galera Cluster across multiple AZs, you must account for inter-AZ network latency. Because Galera uses synchronous write-set certification, a transaction is not committed until all nodes in the cluster acknowledge it. The physical distance between Availability Zones in a given region will therefore introduce a slight commit latency to your write transactions.

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