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## Prerequisites

- Make sure your cluster is in a region where migration to multiple availability zones is supported. For more information, see [Supported regions](#supported-regions).
- Make sure your cluster is in a region where migration to multiple availability zones is supported.

- For migrating a cluster to support availability zones, you need a cluster that was deployed without any availability zones.
- For changing the zones of a cluster, you need a cluster that is configured with availability zones.
- For REST API, familiarize yourself with [Manage Azure resources by using the REST API](/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/manage-resources-rest).
- For other programmatic methods, see [Prerequisites](create-cluster-database.md#prerequisites).

### Supported regions

Migration to multiple availability zones is limited to regions that don't have capacity restrictions. The following regions are currently supported:

- Australia East
- Canada Central
- China North 3
- India Central
- North Europe
- Norway East
- South Africa North
- Sweden Central
- UAE North
- UK South

## Get the list of availability zones for your cluster's region

You can get a list of availability zones for your cluster in the following ways:
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