Guepard's infrastructure is distributed across multiple regions to provide low-latency access, disaster recovery, and data sovereignty. Each region is a separate geographic area with multiple availability zones, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance.

Every database is deployed in a cloud-based locations where compute, storage, and networking resources are deployed. Each region is an isolated environment that ensures high availability, security, and compliance while optimizing performance based on geographic proximity.

• Multi-Region Support: Deploy workloads across different geographic locations to enhance redundancy and reduce latency.
• Region-Based Isolation: Each region operates independently, ensuring data sovereignty and compliance with local regulations.
• Optimized Performance: Choose the nearest region to minimize latency and improve data access speed.
• Hybrid Cloud & On-Prem: Supports deployment in public cloud providers, private data centers, or hybrid configurations.
• Automated Failover: High availability setups with automatic failover to backup regions in case of outages.

Available Regions

Guepard supports a range of infrastructure regions, including but not limited to:

• Europe (EU-West, EU-Central, EU-East)
• North America (US-East, US-West, Canada)
• Asia-Pacific (AP-Southeast, AP-Northeast, India)
• Middle East & Africa (MEA-North, MEA-South)
• South America (SA-East, SA-West)

Each region includes a set of availability zones, ensuring redundancy and fault tolerance.

Configuring Infrastructure Region

Selecting a Region

When deploying a new workload or environment, users can specify the preferred infrastructure region from the Guepard Console:

1. Navigate to the Infrastructure Settings in the Guepard Console.
2. Select a region from the list of available locations.
3. Confirm deployment, and Guepard will provision the necessary resources in the selected region.

Region-Based Replication

For high availability and disaster recovery, users can enable region-based replication by:

1. Enabling Replication under the "Disaster Recovery" settings.
2. Selecting a secondary region for backup.
3. Configuring synchronization intervals to define data replication frequency.