AWS Geographic Infrastructure
AWS Geographies represent strategic market boundaries that ensure data sovereignty and regulatory compliance while enabling cust
Global Geographic Distribution
AWS organizes its cloud infrastructure into distinct geographies to help customers meet their data residency, compliance, and latency requirements. Each geography serves a specific market area and contains multiple regions for redundancy.
| Geography | Regions |
|---|---|
| Africa | af-south-1Africa (Cape Town) |
| Asia Pacific | ap-east-1Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) ap-northeast-1Asia Pacific (Tokyo) ap-northeast-2Asia Pacific (Seoul) ap-northeast-3Asia Pacific (Osaka) ap-south-1Asia Pacific (Mumbai) ap-south-2Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) ap-southeast-1Asia Pacific (Singapore) ap-southeast-2Asia Pacific (Sydney) ap-southeast-3Asia Pacific (Jakarta) ap-southeast-4Asia Pacific (Melbourne) ap-southeast-5Asia Pacific (Malaysia) ap-southeast-7Asia Pacific (Thailand) |
| Canada | ca-central-1Canada (Central) |
| Canada West | ca-west-1Canada West (Calgary) |
| Europe | eu-central-1Europe (Frankfurt) eu-central-2Europe (Zurich) eu-north-1Europe (Stockholm) eu-south-1Europe (Milan) eu-south-2Europe (Spain) eu-west-1Europe (Ireland) eu-west-2Europe (London) eu-west-3Europe (Paris) |
| Israel | il-central-1Israel (Tel Aviv) |
| Middle East | me-central-1Middle East (UAE) me-south-1Middle East (Bahrain) |
| Mexico | mx-central-1Mexico (Central) |
| South America | sa-east-1South America (Sao Paulo) |
| US East | us-east-1US East (N. Virginia) us-east-2US East (Ohio) |
| US West | us-west-1US West (N. California) us-west-2US West (Oregon) |