Hello gurus

How to enable geo-replication in gfs from both sides.

Scenario:
We have a server in AWS Region1 (primary) where GFS is configured and geo-replication is enabled.
Region1 Geo-replication sends the data to the Region2 (secondary) GFS server for 6 months.

After 6 months (Region2 GFS becomes Primary and Region1 secondary).

As per my knowledge, GFS works on the Master / Slave model and it can't be changed.

How can we cater to this scenario? So, it can perform cross-replication.

any other disk replication related to AWS

Since you've now been working with this for EIGHT YEARS, you should have some ideas. Did you try looking at the docs?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3...plication.html

Did you contact AWS support (since you're paying for it?)

The question is related to GFS Geo-Replication, not S3

And S3 does not fall under disk replication.

Still, LQ is same, unusual answers without understand the question

And you don't understand the answer. If you don't like what you get here, feel free to use the support you're paying for.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/archite...d-replication/

May also want to remove the 'newbie' tag from your signature, since after *FOURTEEN YEARS*, you're not.