The documentation shows that it is easy to create a new region with redundancy.
However, the alter region command doesn't show any way to modify the redundancy on a region you're already using. Is this possible?
Can you increase replication on an existing Apache Geode region?
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As you correctly stated, there's no option exposed through the
alter regioncommand to change the number of redundant copies.A simple workaround, however, would be to export the region data, destroy the region, re-create it using the new number of redundant copies, and import the data into the newly created region from scratch.