SourceAWS announces the general availability of a new AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas, Nevada
AWS has announced the general availability of a new Local Zone in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Why it matters
Local users can achieve single-digit millisecond latency for workloads and meet data residency requirements.
The details
- Supports Amazon EC2 C7i, M7i, R7i, and C8gn instances.
- Available in more than 30 metropolitan areas worldwide.
- Compatible with Amazon ECS, EKS, and AWS Direct Connect.
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Key connections
AWS owns Amazon EBS
AWS provides Amazon Elastic Block Store as part of its storage services
AWS owns Amazon ECS
AWS provides Amazon Elastic Container Service for container orchestration
AWS owns Application Load Balancer
AWS provides Application Load Balancer for application traffic management
AWS Local Zones uses Amazon EC2
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports Amazon EC2 C7i, M7i, R7i, and C8gn instances
AWS Local Zones uses Amazon EBS
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports Amazon EBS volume types gp3, gp2, io1, sc1, and st1
AWS Local Zones uses Amazon ECS
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports Amazon ECS
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AWS Local Zones uses Amazon EKS
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports Amazon EKS
AWS Local Zones uses Application Load Balancer
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports Application Load Balancer
AWS Local Zones uses AWS Direct Connect
AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas supports AWS Direct Connect
AWS Local Zones is built with Cloud Computing
AWS Local Zones extend core cloud computing services to metropolitan areas
AWS Local Zones is related to Machine Learning
AWS Local Zones support AI and machine learning inference workloads
Related events
General Availability of AWS Local Zone in Las Vegas, Nevada
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