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Knowledgebase/Regions

Regions

Available regions, tiers, latency expectations and how multi-region deploys work.

4 articles

  • Choosing Regions

    When you deploy a container you choose which regions it runs in. That choice drives latency for your users, where your data is processed, and what you pay. This article walks through how to make it well.

    3 min
  • Data Residency

    If your workload needs to stay within a particular country or region, you control that directly through the regions you deploy to. This article explains how residency works on Bahriya, which regions are live, and what is on the roadmap.

    2 min
  • Multi-Region Deployments

    Running a container in more than one region puts it closer to your users and keeps it available through a regional outage. This article explains how a multi-region deployment is set up, how traffic is routed to it, and how it is billed.

    3 min
  • Regions

    A region is a geographic location where Bahriya operates physical, virtual or hybrid clusters. Deploying your container to multiple regions runs it closer to your users, reduces latency, and provides redundancy.

    2 min

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