United States / LAX
Los Angeles
Users on the US west coast and around the Pacific.
North America
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Browse our locations and the questions worth asking about connectivity, power, physical security and recovery. A city is a starting point, so measure real performance before you commit.
A global view.
35 locations across 6 continents.
14North America
1South America
10Europe
1Africa
7Asia
2Oceania
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United States / SJC
San Jose
Development teams and apps serving the US west coast.
North America
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest users, or a replica away from Los Angeles and San Jose.
North America
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Utah
Inland western US users and compute-heavy workloads.
North America
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Chicago
Apps that need to reach users across the whole US.
North America
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Dallas
South-central US users and apps spread across several servers.
North America
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New York
North-eastern US users and traffic across the Atlantic.
North America
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New Jersey
A second north-eastern US option for regional deployments.
North America
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Atlanta
South-eastern US users and regional application traffic.
North America
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Tampa
Florida users and a second south-eastern US option.
North America
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Miami
South Florida users and apps with regional dependencies.
North America
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Ashburn
East-coast apps and services near Northern Virginia.
North America
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Canada / YUL
Montreal
Canadian users and projects with Canadian location requirements.
North America
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Toronto
Ontario users and a second Canadian option.
North America
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United Kingdom / LON
London
UK users and apps built around a British audience.
Europe
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Netherlands / AMS
Amsterdam
Apps serving Europe from the Netherlands.
Europe
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Ireland / DUB
Dublin
Irish users, or a second European location.
Europe
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France / SXB
Strasbourg
French users and apps focused on continental Europe.
Europe
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Germany / FRA
Frankfurt
German users and continental European traffic.
Europe
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Singapore / SIN
Singapore
South-east Asian users and an Asia Pacific presence.
Asia
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United Arab Emirates / DXB
Dubai
Middle East users and traffic heading to Africa and South Asia.
Asia
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Italy / MIL
Milan
Italian users and southern European traffic.
Europe
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Paris
French users and western European traffic.
Europe
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Brazil / GRU
São Paulo
Brazilian users and Latin American traffic.
South America
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Japan / TYO
Tokyo
Japanese users and East Asian traffic.
Asia
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Osaka
Western Japan users and a second Japanese location.
Asia
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Switzerland / ZRH
Zurich
Swiss users and projects that need a Swiss location.
Europe
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New Zealand / AKL
Auckland
New Zealand users and a presence in Oceania.
Oceania
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Australia / SYD
Sydney
Australian users and Oceania traffic.
Oceania
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Hong Kong / HKG
Hong Kong
Hong Kong and southern China users, and traffic across Southeast Asia.
Asia
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Spain / MAD
Madrid
Spanish users and Iberian traffic.
Europe
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India / BOM
Mumbai
Indian users and South Asian traffic.
Asia
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South Korea / ICN
Seoul
South Korean users.
Asia
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South Africa / JNB
Johannesburg
South African users and southern African traffic.
Africa
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Sweden / ARN
Stockholm
Swedish users and Nordic traffic.
Europe
See this location →Choosing a location.
Three things to weigh up.
Your audience
Pick the region closest to most of your users, then test real response times from their networks.
Your dependencies
A database, API or storage service elsewhere can slow down a nearby server. Look at the whole request path.
Your recovery plan
Keep backups somewhere other than your live data, and practise restoring them.
Common questions.
Quick answers about our locations.
Does the map show facilities you own?
No. The map marks cities where you can choose to host. It does not show facility ownership, installed equipment or available capacity.
Which region should I choose?
Start with your audience and your application's dependencies. Then compare real measurements, data requirements and recovery arrangements.
Can I pick a city in the configurator?
Yes. Your choice is saved with your configuration. Some regional products limit which cities you can choose.
Does a location guarantee low latency?
No. Real routing, your audience's networks and your application decide response time.