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AWS support FAQs

Do you support running workloads in my own AWS account or EKS cluster?
Yes, we have a fully-managed privately-hosted product. Customers who upgrade to this level will be able to run an AWS integration in the account of their choice. We will build and manage an EKS cluster in the account and region that you grant permissions for us to do so. Deploying your workloads will then run in your own account on your own servers in a separate VPC. You do not have to (and we ask you not to) do anything to maintain or troubleshoot or manage this EKS cluster.
Do you support running in multiple AWS accounts?
Yes, some customers who wish to separate out their ReleaseHub workloads from other private or test workloads can create clusters across boundaries like pre-production and production accounts for complete isolation. Please let us know before you do this or if you plan to do this as we want to make sure the processes and workflows you use with ReleaseHub makes sense and work seamlessly.
Do you support running in multiple AWS regions?
Yes, customers who upgrade to the fully-managed, privately-hosted can elect to build multiple clusters in the same or in different regions, in the same or in different accounts. Please let us know before you do this or if you plan to do this as we want to make sure the processes and workflows you use with ReleaseHub makes sense and work seamlessly.
Do you support private AWS ECR image repositories?
ECR support is available for customers who upgrade to self-hosted clusters! You get a fully managed, completely-owned and private experience with the self-hosted product.
Do you support access to RDS instances?
Yes, customers who upgrade to the fully-managed, privately hosted product have access to our Instant Datasets product which allows customers to have seeded or production-like databases for each environment. If you wish to use live access to an existing RDS instance we can perform integrations with other AWS services as described below.
Do you support P2P VPNs or Client VPN access to services in the cluster?
Customers who upgrade to the fully-managed, privately-hosted product can have access to their private cluster to allow access to on-premise networks via P2P VPNs, or use a Client VPN to connect directly to the services running in the cluster. As with all complex integrations, we would need to work closely with you to gather all the information on scope, timing, level of effort, and so forth to work with you on this integration. Contact your sales person for help!
This access is integrated with either a P2P VPN or Client VPN attached to a Transit Gateway. This allows very flexible attachments and routing options for services in your cluster.
Do you support accessing private VPCs, other AWS services, and so forth in my AWS account?
Customers who upgrade to the fully-managed, privately-hosted product can have access to other assets and services and networks (like VPCs, security groups, RDS instances, Kinesis etc.) in their accounts with some caveats and exceptions. To be safe and sane, we keep our EKS managed cluster and software running in a separate VPC. We do support peering, using Transit Gateway, RDS proxy, and Private Link integrations but these integrations are not stock or off the shelf and require some setup, configuration, documentation, and so forth that could be very unique to each scenario.
Thus, although we can support such integrations, you need to work with us on a close basis to plan and implement it so that it will work properly for your scenario. Contact your sales person for help!

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Do you support running workloads in my own AWS account or EKS cluster?

Do you support running in multiple AWS accounts?

Do you support running in multiple AWS regions?

Do you support private AWS ECR image repositories?

Do you support access to RDS instances?

Do you support P2P VPNs or Client VPN access to services in the cluster?

Do you support accessing private VPCs, other AWS services, and so forth in my AWS account?