AWS has recently announced MSK Replicator, a new option for cross-region and same-region streaming data replication. The new feature of the Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka service provides automatic asynchronous replication across clusters, enhancing availability and ensuring business continuity.
AWS has recently announced MSK Replicator, a new option for cross-region and same-region streaming data replication. The new feature of the Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka service provides automatic asynchronous replication across clusters, enhancing availability and ensuring business continuity.
MSK Replicator allows customers to set up active-passive or active-active cluster topologies: in an active-active setup, both MSK clusters serve reads and writes, while in an active-passive setup, only one MSK cluster serves streaming data while the other cluster is on standby.
Designed to be highly scalable, Amazon MSK is an AWS streaming data service that manages Apache Kafka infrastructure and operations, handling up to millions of messages per second.
The new feature supports cross-region and same-region replication between clusters, scaling automatically to handle workloads, and is available for provisioned and serverless MSK clusters.
