Recently Amazon has launched two latest area zones in Asia, named:
Delhi And Taipei:
The zone name of Delhi is ap-south-1-del-1a, and its Parent Region is Mumbai (Asia Pacific). On the other hand, the zone name of Taipei is ap-northeast-1-tpe-1a, and its Parent Region is Tokyo (Asia Pacific). In both of these local zones, AWS is offering the following cloud computing services:
- In Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) service, you will get T3*, C5, R5, G4dn, and M5 instances zones.
- In Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) services, AWS offers General Purpose SSD (gp2) zones.
- Along with this, the customers will also be able to get Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), and Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) services.
Both metro cities are the capitals of their countries with massive populations, making them suitable for AWS local zones. AWS understands the value of metro cities and how having a local zone in metro areas can provide users the capacity to deploy applications located near customers. AWS Local Zones are also beneficial for organizations to migrate workloads to nearby AWS Cloud, simplifying IT operations and keeping a hybrid cloud migration strategy. Along with the latest local zones, AWS has the following available zones where you can get the benefits of cloud computing.
In the United States, AWS Local Zones are primarily launched in major metropolitan and enterprise hubs rather than capital cities. These locations are selected to support industries such as media streaming, gaming, financial services, healthcare, and manufacturing, where ultra-low latency and edge computing capabilities are critical. By extending core AWS services closer to customers, AWS enables organizations to run latency-sensitive workloads while maintaining seamless integration with parent regions.
- Atlanta (Zone Name: us-east-1-atl-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Boston (Zone Name: us-east-1-bos-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Chicago (Zone Name: us-east-1-chi-1a and Parent Region Northern Virginia)
- Dallas (Zone Name: us-east-1-dfw-1a, Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Denver (Zone Name: us-west-2-den-1a and Parent Region: Oregon)
- Houston (Zone Name: us-east-1-iah-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Kansas City (Zone Name: us-east-1-mci-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Las Vegas (Zone Name: us-west-2-las-1a and Parent Region: Oregon)
- Los Angeles (Zone Name: us-west-2-lax-1a, us-west-2-lax-1b and Parent Region: Oregon)
- Miami (Zone Name: us-east-1-mia-1a and Parent Region Northern Virginia)
- Minneapolis (Zone Name: us-east-1-msp-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- New York City (Zone Name: us-east-1-nyc-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Philadelphia (Zone Name: us-east-1-phl-1a and Parent Region: Northern Virginia)
- Phoenix (Zone Name: us-west-2-phx-1a and Parent Region: Oregon)
- Portland (Zone Name: us-west-2-pdx-1a and Parent Region: Oregon)
- Seattle (Zone Name: us-west-2-sea-1a and Parent Region: Oregon)
AWS is not stopping yet. They have their expansion plans, which is why they have a list of cities where they will be able to launch their local zones in the future. Keep reading to know.