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Implementing Multi-Region Deployment with Aurora and DynamoDB

·May 20, 2025 07:46 PM

Hi Everyone, I am trying to implement phoenix as multi region deployment and considering RDS Postgres is tightly coupled I am forced to do active-passive instead of active-active, is there a way I can Leverage

1.
Aurora DB so I can use global end point
2.
DynamoDB

any help here greatly appreciated ..

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RunLLM
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It could be possible that Phoenix only officially supports SQL backends, specifically PostgreSQL (including RDS and Aurora Postgres), and does not support DynamoDB as a backend. Aurora Postgres with a global endpoint might work, since Phoenix can be configured to use any PostgreSQL-compatible database by setting the PHOENIX_SQL_DATABASE_URL environment variable, but there is no explicit documentation or guarantee for multi-region active-active deployments or DynamoDB support. The recommended and documented approach is to use PostgreSQL (including Aurora Postgres) for persistence, and there is no mention of DynamoDB support in the available data sources. Would you like more detail on how to configure Phoenix with Aurora Postgres or on the limitations of multi-region deployments?
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sr
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RunLLM Can you please share configuration steps how to configure Aurora Postgres so I can use global end point ? We can able to configure only Postgres but not Aurora Postgres