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Index tuning feature is available in the following regions:
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Also, index tuning isn't supported currently on read replicas. Any recommendations seen on a read replica, were produced on the primary replica after having analyzed the workload recorded in it.
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### Network connectivity method
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Index tuning is currently supported on instances whose connectivity method is configured as [Public access (allowed IP addresses)](concepts-networking-public.md). For instances configured with [Private access (VNET Integration)](concepts-networking-private.md) the feature can be enabled, but it won't generate recommendations.
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### Important considerations
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If you have [high availability](../../reliability/reliability-postgresql-flexible-server.md) or [read replicas](concepts-read-replicas.md) configured on your server, be aware of the implications associated with producing write-intensive workloads on the primary server when indexes recommended are implemented. Be especially careful when creating indexes whose size is estimated to be significantly large.

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