Follow up question for https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/692580/azure-data-explorer-table-access-policies.html

Soumya Banerjee 126 Reputation points
2022-01-30T16:10:17.733+00:00

Could you also confirm if the below steps are appropriate.

If I create a follower database. Will that incur to extra cost towards data being transferred to new DB ? Also does it mean a new cluster would also be formed ( as per ARM template). Or new Follower DB can be formed in same cluster.

My plan is to :
If I create a function and a table in the existing DB to segregate and route the required data to a new table from the pipeline( coming from logstash) table, also I will alter existing function in the pipeline Table to ensure that the same data is not stored in both tables, post this , I can then deploy ARM template for Follower new DB where I can specify only this new table to be followed in new DB.

I guess then in this case Restricted view policy wont be required . I can simply give permission to the DB to the new team.

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  1. ShaikMaheer-MSFT 38,441 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2022-02-11T16:20:34.523+00:00

    Hi @Soumya Banerjee ,

    Follower cluster needs to be created in the same region as the Leader cluster. Hence, there are no "data-out" charges. Follower cluster is a different cluster with its own Compute. It is a separate resource in Azure.

    Use follower database feature to attach databases in Azure Data Explorer | Microsoft Learn

    New Follower DB cannot be created in the same cluster.

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