HANA Cloud Availability Zones

[vdev007]

Hello,

For HANA Cloud, where can we see the list of availability zones in a region.

Regards,

Vasu

[CCSCS]

Hi jason.hinsperger,

the provisioning wizards states:

"Having the instance in the same availability zone with your client can improve performance with faster SQL response time."

But i cannot find any information about the availability zones, in my case eu-central-1a, eu-central-1b, eu-central-1c and therefore I cannot make a decision. Is this documented somewhere?

Kind regards,

Christian.

[JasonHinsperger]

There is a blog post here from June:

SAP HANA Cloud Data Centers | SAP Blogs

Also, you can find the list of regions in the Discovery Center. If you go to HANA Cloud and click the pricing tab, there is a "Regions" drop down in the top left of the screen that lists all of the available regions.

https://discovery-center.cloud.sap/serviceCatalog/sap-hana-cloud?region=all&tab=service_plan

Regards,

--Jason

[JasonHinsperger]

I can't find a list of availability zones anywhere. I will make a request to get this documented. I think currently the only way to get the list is to go through the provisioning wizard and see what is listed for the regions you are interested in.

Regards,

--Jason

[vdev]

Thanks Jason for organizing to get this documented.

Yes, that's right. As of now i am looking through the provisioning wizard and selecting the AZs.

Regards,

Vasudevan

[VivekSahu]

Hello Vasu,

For now, you can deploy only up to one additional replicas for your database instance so that all persistent data is automatically replicated. A synchronous replica is created in the same availability zone as the database instance.

Best Regards,
Vivek Sahu

[vdev007]

Thanks Jason for your quick reply.

I would like to know more specific to AZ. The discovery center does give me the details about regions, but how do i know if each of these regions has multiple AZs and if yes, how many?

For eg. I want to provision a HANA Cloud DB in US East and want to choose a region which has more AZ.

Regards,

Vasu