GCP regions

Learn about our available GCP regions (in beta) and some of the limitations that come with using them.

We currently support some Google Cloud Provider regions for creating databases and branches. GCP support is in beta, so there are some limitations, which will be covered in this document.

Available GCP regions

Note
We are still adding more GCP regions throughout beta. If you don't see your preferred GCP region(s) in the following list, get in touch to let us know what GCP region(s) you would like to see added. Also, Managed Cloud plans can be deployed in any region(s). See the Deployment options documentation for more information.

  • (Beta) GCP us-central1 (Council Bluffs, Iowa) — gcp-us-central1
  • (Beta) GCP us-east4 (Ashburn, Virginia) — gcp-us-east4
  • (Beta) GCP northamerica-northeast1 (Montréal, Québec, Canada) — gcp-northamerica-northeast1

GCP beta limitations

As GCP region support is currently in beta, there are some limitations to its use.

Portals

You currently cannot create read-only regions using GCP regions. In addition, if your production database branch is using a GCP region, you cannot spin up a read-only replica using an AWS region.

Using AWS and GCP regions

If you have a database with branches in both AWS and GCP regions, you cannot restore backups between those AWS and GCP regions using our backup tool. It is, however, possible to manually import a backup using a MySQL dump.

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