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Cloud computing has fundamentally reshaped database system architectures by enabling the decoupling of compute and storage resources and supporting global, multi-region deployments. However, effectively integrating storage-disaggregated architectures with multi-region OLTP processing remains challenging, particularly when maintaining transactional consistency and performing cross-region replication. This paper presents K2+, a multi-region transactional key-value store. K2+ achieves fine-grained data partitioning across regions by combining region-local storage pools with independent, region-specific commit logs. To support replication within and across regions, K2+ incorporates regional partition management with dedicated cross-region replication middleware. This architecture allows different regions to split, merge, and place physical partitions independently while preserving high reliability, high availability, and strong consistency.
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