A customer would like to analyze data stored in a single, large, high-traffic Heroku Postgres database using a reporting tool that runs long-running, expensive read queries. What reporting architecture should be recommended?
A client wants to create a Heroku web application that needs to provide a low-latency experience for its users, who are based primarily in Japan. Many common user actions will result in synchronous writes to the application's Heroku Postgres database. The application does not have advanced compliance requirements. Which should an Architect recommend?

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A customer would like to analyze data stored in a single, large, high-traffic Heroku Postgres database using a reporting tool that runs long-running, expensive read queries. What reporting architecture should be recommended?

A client wants to create a Heroku web application that needs to provide a low-latency experience for its users, who are based primarily in Japan. Many common user actions will result in synchronous writes to the application's Heroku Postgres database. The application does not have advanced compliance requirements. Which should an Architect recommend?

Carlos John Ricafort · Accepted Answer

Deploy the application to a Private Space in the Tokyo region

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Deploy the application to a Shield Private Space In the Tokyo region

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Deploy the application to the Common Runtime in the Tokyo region

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Deploy the application to the Common Runtime in the U.S region and use a CDN to accelerate content delivery

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