Real-Time Disaster Recovery
To prevent service unavailability caused by regional faults, DRS provides disaster recovery to ensure service continuity. The following table lists the databases and versions supported by real-time DR. For more information about real-time DR, see Real-Time Disaster Recovery.
Self-managed databases (for example, MySQL) include on-premises databases and the databases created on ECSs. RDS for MySQL refers to the MySQL databases created using Huawei Cloud RDS.
- Some functions are in restricted use. To use them, submit a service ticket.
- The destination database version must be the same as or later than the source database version.
MySQL Serving as the Source in DR
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Service DB Engine |
Service DB Type and Version |
DR DB Type and Version |
|---|---|---|
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MySQL |
RDS for MySQL All versions |
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TaurusDB Compatible with MySQL 8.0 |
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RDS for MySQL All versions |
RDS for MySQL All versions |
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TaurusDB Compatible with MySQL 8.0 |
DDM Serving as the Source in DR
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Service DB Engine |
Service DB Type and Version |
DR DB Type and Version |
|---|---|---|
|
DDM |
DDM |
DDM |
TaurusDB Serving as the Source in DR
|
Service DB Engine |
Service DB Type and Version |
DR DB Type and Version |
|---|---|---|
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TaurusDB |
TaurusDB Compatible with MySQL 8.0 |
TaurusDB Compatible with MySQL 8.0 |
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