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Thanks, that makes sense (and provides good context for the article). So for a cluster spanning multiple regions, one region can support low-latency reads for a given range, but reads in any other region will have to go cross-region to the leaseholder. Being able to move the leaseholder around to optimize read latency makes a lot of sense.

It would also be useful to me, in some cases, to be able to perform a read-only query in an "inconsistent" mode to avoid that cross-region latency, at the expense of potentially receiving stale data.




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