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When trying to use Amazon Redshift to create a datasource for my Machine Learning model, I encountered the following error when testing the access of my IAM role:

There is no '' cluster, or the cluster is not in the same region as your Amazon ML service. Specify a cluster in the same region as the Amazon ML service.

Is there anyway around this, as this would be a huge pain since all of our development team's data is stored in a region that Machine Learning doesn't work in?

John Rotenstein
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That's an interesting situation to be in. What probably you can do :

1) Wait for Amazon Web Services to support AWS ML in your preferred Region. (That's a long wait though).

2) OR what else you can do is Create a backup plan for your Redshift data.

Amazon Redshift provides you some by Default tools to back up your cluster via snapshot to Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). These snapshots can be restored in any AZ in that region or transferred automatically to other regions wherever you want (In your case where your ML is running).

There is (Probably) no other way around to use your ML with Redshift being in different regions.

Hope it will help !

Shashi Bhushan
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