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Aurora PostgreSQL (global database) for multi-region #2274
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Hi, I found this conversation on Discord (screenshot below), and we just wanted to know why Aurora PostgreSQL (Global database) isn't recommended for the SpiceDB use case? The comment from the discord conversation mentioned there might be a reason, but it wasn't specified. Could you please provide more information around the limitations or trade-offs that led to this conclusion? Thanks in advance. 
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Not totally sure what @tstirrat15 was referring to, it's possible he was referencing a different Aurora product? (there are so many!) Aurora PostgresQL Global Database works great with SpiceDB - this is a configuration we have tested. If you are going to run with Global DB with cross-region replicas, I would recommend running at least version 1.41 so that you can use the |
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I just catch this and I can confirm that. We have been using spicedb with a aurora Postgres global db in 4 regions in production for a couple of years now and has been working great. Great to know about delay option! Will make sure our configuration includes itPedroEnviado do meu iPhoneNo dia 13 de mar. de 2025, às 18:23, Evan Cordell ***@***.***> escreveu:
Not totally sure what @tstirrat15 was referring to, it's possible he was referencing a different Aurora product? (there are so many!)
Aurora PostgresQL Global Database works great with SpiceDB - this is a configuration we have tested.
If you are going to run with Global DB with cross-region replicas, I would recommend running at least version 1.41 so that you can use the --datastore-follower-read-delay flag with postgres and set it to the replica lag. This will ensure SpiceDB picks revisions for minimize_latency requests that are very likely to be replicated in the local region.
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awesome! thank you for the quick response! |
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Not totally sure what @tstirrat15 was referring to, it's possible he was referencing a different Aurora product? (there are so many!)
Aurora PostgresQL Global Database works great with SpiceDB - this is a configuration we have tested.
If you are going to run with Global DB with cross-region replicas, I would recommend running at least version 1.41 so that you can use the
--datastore-follower-read-delayflag with postgres and set it to the replica lag. This will ensure SpiceDB picks revisions for minimize_latency requests that are very likely to be replicated in the local region.