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What is AWS Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO?
Last updated: April 10, 2025The Aurora Global Database feature allows an Aurora database to be distributed across multiple Regions. ReplicatedWriteIO charges apply for the number of replicated write I/O operations between the primary Region and each secondary Region in the Global Database, applicable to both Aurora Standard and Aurora I/O-Optimized. Additional charges include duplicate costs for instances, storage, I/O usage, cross-Region data transfer, and any other paid Aurora features.
| Line Item | Region |
|---|---|
| APN1-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Asia Pacific region in Tokyo, Japan |
| APN3-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Asia Pacific region in Osaka, Japan |
| APS1-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Asia Pacific region in Singapore |
| APS2-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Asia Pacific region in Sydney, Australia |
| APS6-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Asia Pacific region in Melbourne, Australia |
| Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | US East region in Northern Virginia |
| CAN1-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Canada region in Central Canada |
| EU-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Europe (Regional Designation) |
| EUC1-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | Europe region in Frankfurt, Germany |
| USE2-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | US East region in Ohio |
| USW1-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | US West region in Northern California |
| USW2-Aurora:ReplicatedWriteIO | US West region in Oregon |