Geo-replication

As a built-in feature of Pulsar, geo-replication can be used for unidirectional or bidirectional movement of data. It is useful for moving data across regions or in disaster recovery.

In the example shown, Active-Active geo-replication is setup across three clusters. Any data that is produced to a topic in the US-East, EU, or Japan clusters will be received by consumers in all three regions.


If you are interested in viewing the process of enabling geo-replication and seeing unidirectional and bidirectional geo-replication in action using StreamNative Pulsar clusters, please view the following video.


More information on Pulsar geo-replication can be found here.