We’re excited to announce a new Pusher Channels Oregon cluster in the us-west-2 region in USA! This lets everybody with servers on the US West Coast achieve lower latencies at no extra charge.
This year we’re excited to announce a new Pusher Channels cluster in the us-west-2
region in Oregon, USA! This Oregon cluster lets everybody with servers on the US West Coast achieve lower latencies at no extra charge.
Last year we expanded our reach into Tokyo.
To use the us3
cluster, you need to select it when you create a new Pusher Channels app. Here’s where you choose a cluster when you create a new app:
Choosing a cluster while setting up new Pusher channels app
Then, in your Channels clients, specify us3
for APP_CLUSTER
to use this cluster. Here’s an example in pusher-js:
1var pusher = new Pusher(YOUR_APP_KEY, { cluster: "us3" });
You can find client-side examples as well as backend examples on the Cluster Configuration documentation page. All of the official Channels libraries support specifying a cluster.
If you have an existing Channels app, you can not edit its cluster. If you want to change the cluster for an app in production, you should follow the steps to migrate it to a new app to ensure that your users don’t experience service disruption.
What other regions should we have clusters in? Please let us know by emailing feedback@pusher.com or tweeting @pusher. For larger customers, we are able to deploy dedicated clusters to any region, you can contact sales to learn more.