DRS new functionality
Data Replication Service (DRS) offers a new functionality in this release.
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DRS supports new functionality for real-time synchronization tasks
DRS enables real-time synchronization between different databases. A complete process includes creating a synchronization task, monitoring the progress, analyzing the logs, and comparing the synchronized elements.
DRS new functionality in Data Synchronization Management
DRS can skip “foreign keys containing unsupported reference operations in the source database” precondition check.
DRS new functionality in Data Synchronization Management
DRS now supports six different resource specifications, with each specification type setting a different performance limit.
DRS supports now Real-Time Synchronization from DDM into RDS for MySQL
As part of the extension of current supported database engines, Data Replication Service supports the Real-Time Synchronization from Distributed Database Middleware into RDS for MySQL
DRS supports now Migrating Data from RDS for MySQL to DDM
Data Replication Service supports now Migrating Data from RDS for MySQL to Distributed Database Middleware.
Data Replication Service supports now DDM into DDM
As part of the extension of current supported database engines, Data Replication Service supports the Real-Time Synchronization from Distributed Database Middleware into Distributed Database Middleware
DRS support migration from MySQL into GaussDB (for MySQL)
When RDS MySQL database is close to reach the limit on storage/replication or suffering on performance, Data Replication Service is offering a migration from MySQL into GaussDB (MySQL) to get the advantages of GaussDB (for MySQL).
DRS supports migration from Oracle into PostgreSQL
Now you can migrate your Oracle from outside or inside T Cloud Public into PostgreSQL. Try it now!
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