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Endpoints and Regions

Deno Deploy Subhosting is available in many global datacenters in both AWS and GCP. This allows you to choose which region is best for your traffic. Closer regions can reduce latency and costs. Choosing a multi-region or global region may have higher SLOs compared to single regions.

This page lists out every datacenter that Deno Deploy Subhosting is available in, and the endpoints that can be used to direct traffic to one or multiple of these regions.

Regions

AWS

ID Region Location
aws-us-east-1 us-east-1 US East (N. Virginia)
aws-us-east-2 us-east-2 US East (Ohio)
aws-us-west-1 us-west-1 US West (N. California)
aws-ca-central-1 ca-central-1 Canada (Central)
aws-eu-west-1 eu-west-1 EU (Ireland)
aws-eu-west-2 eu-west-2 EU (London)
aws-eu-central-1 eu-central-1 EU (Frankfurt)
aws-ap-south-1 ap-south-1 Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
aws-ap-southeast-1 ap-southeast-1 Asia Pacific (Singapore)
aws-ap-southeast-2 ap-southeast-2 Asia Pacific (Sydney)
aws-ap-northeast-1 ap-northeast-1 Asia Pacific (Tokyo)
aws-ap-northeast-2 ap-northeast-2 Asia Pacific (Seoul)
aws-sa-east-1 sa-east-1 South America (São Paulo)
aws-me-south-1 me-south-1 Middle East (Bahrain)
aws-af-south-1 af-south-1 Africa (Cape Town)

GCP

ID Region Location
gcp-asia-east1 asia-east1 Changhua County, Taiwan, APAC
gcp-asia-east2 asia-east2 Hong Kong, APAC
gcp-asia-northeast1 asia-northeast1 Tokyo, Japan, APAC
gcp-asia-northeast2 asia-northeast2 Osaka, Japan, APAC
gcp-asia-northeast3 asia-northeast3 Seoul, South Korea, APAC
gcp-asia-south1 asia-south1 Mumbai, India, APAC
gcp-asia-south2 asia-south2 Delhi, India, APAC
gcp-asia-southeast1 asia-southeast1 Jurong West, Singapore, APAC
gcp-asia-southeast2 asia-southeast2 Jakarta, Indonesia, APAC
gcp-australia-southeast1 australia-southeast1 Sydney, Australia, APAC
gcp-australia-southeast2 australia-southeast2 Melbourne, Australia, APAC
gcp-europe-central2 europe-central2 Warsaw, Poland, Europe
gcp-europe-north1 europe-north1 Hamina, Finland, Europe
gcp-europe-southwest1 europe-southwest1 Madrid, Spain, Europe
gcp-europe-west1 europe-west1 St. Ghislain, Belgium, Europe
gcp-europe-west2 europe-west2 London, England, Europe
gcp-europe-west3 europe-west3 Frankfurt, Germany, Europe
gcp-europe-west4 europe-west4 Eemshaven, Netherlands, Europe
gcp-europe-west6 europe-west6 Zürich, Switzerland, Europe
gcp-europe-west8 europe-west8 Milan, Italy, Europe
gcp-europe-west9 europe-west9 Paris, France, Europe
gcp-me-west1 me-west1 Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East
gcp-northamerica-northeast1 northamerica-northeast1 Montréal, Canada, North America
gcp-northamerica-northeast2 northamerica-northeast2 Toronto, Canada, North America
gcp-southamerica-east1 southamerica-east1 Osasco, São Paulo, Brazil, South America
gcp-southamerica-west1 southamerica-west1 Santiago, Chile, South America
gcp-us-central1 us-central1 Council Bluffs, Iowa, North America
gcp-us-east1 us-east1 Moncks Corner, South Carolina, North America
gcp-us-east4 us-east4 Ashburn, Northern Virginia, North America
gcp-us-east5 us-east5 Columbus, Ohio, North America
gcp-us-south1 us-south1 Dallas, Texas, North America
gcp-us-west1 us-west1 The Dalles, Oregon, North America
gcp-us-west2 us-west2 Los Angeles, California, North America
gcp-us-west3 us-west3 Salt Lake City, Utah, North America
gcp-us-west4 us-west4 Las Vegas, Nevada, North America

Endpoints

Single region

These endpoints direct traffic at a specific single region. If this region is unavailable, traffic will be dropped.

ID Endpoint URL
aws-us-east-1 https://us-east-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-us-east-2 https://us-east-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-us-west-1 https://us-west-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ca-central-1 https://ca-central-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-eu-west-1 https://eu-west-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-eu-west-2 https://eu-west-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-eu-central-1 https://eu-central-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-south-1 https://ap-south-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-southeast-1 https://ap-southeast-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-southeast-2 https://ap-southeast-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-northeast-1 https://ap-northeast-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-northeast-2 https://ap-northeast-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-sa-east-1 https://sa-east-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-me-south-1 https://me-south-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-af-south-1 https://af-south-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
gcp-asia-east1 https://asia-east1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-east2 https://asia-east2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-northeast1 https://asia-northeast1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-northeast2 https://asia-northeast2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-northeast3 https://asia-northeast3.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-south1 https://asia-south1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-south2 https://asia-south2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-southeast1 https://asia-southeast1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-asia-southeast2 https://asia-southeast2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-australia-southeast1 https://australia-southeast1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-australia-southeast2 https://australia-southeast2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-central2 https://europe-central2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-north1 https://europe-north1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-southwest1 https://europe-southwest1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west1 https://europe-west1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west2 https://europe-west2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west3 https://europe-west3.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west4 https://europe-west4.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west6 https://europe-west6.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west8 https://europe-west8.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-europe-west9 https://europe-west9.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-me-west1 https://me-west1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-northamerica-northeast1 https://northamerica-northeast1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-nothamerica-northeast2 https://northamerica-northeast2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-southamerica-east1 https://southamerica-east1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-southamerica-east2 https://southamerica-east2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-central1 https://us-central1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-east1 https://us-east1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-east4 https://us-east4.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-east5 https://us-east5.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-south1 https://us-south1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-west1 https://us-west1.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-west2 https://us-west2.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-west3 https://us-west3.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net
gcp-us-west4 https://us-west4.subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net

Multi-region

Multi-regions are a grouping of three single regions. Requests sent to a multi-region will be routed to the closest single region, based on latency, but may fall back to another single region if the closest single region is unavailable.

Multi-regions are grouped by latency. Every single region has a multi-region that provides the best possible combination of latency and availability. This is called the “primary” multi-region for the single region. For example, aws-us-east-1’s primary multi-region is aws-na-1, even though it is part of both the aws-na-1, aws-na-2, and aws-sa-1 multi-regions.

Multi-regions are only available on AWS.

ID Consituent Single Regions
aws-na-1 aws-us-east-1, aws-us-east-2, aws-ca-central-1
aws-na-2 aws-us-west-1, aws-us-east-2, aws-us-east-1
aws-eu-1 aws-eu-central-1, aws-eu-west-1, aws-eu-west-2
aws-ap-1 aws-ap-south-1, aws-me-south-1, aws-ap-southeast-1
aws-ap-2 aws-ap-southeast-1, aws-ap-south-1, aws-ap-northeast-2
aws-ap-3 aws-ap-southeast-2, aws-ap-southeast-1, aws-ap-northeast-1
aws-ap-4 aws-ap-northeast-1, aws-ap-northeast-2, aws-ap-southeast-1
aws-sa-1 aws-sa-east-1, aws-us-east-1, aws-us-east-2
aws-me-1 aws-me-south-1, aws-ap-south-1, aws-eu-central-1
aws-af-1 aws-af-south-1, aws-eu-west-2, aws-eu-central-1
ID Endpoint URL
aws-na-1 https://na-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-na-2 https://na-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-eu-1 https://eu-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-1 https://ap-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-2 https://ap-2.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-3 https://ap-3.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-ap-4 https://ap-4.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-sa-1 https://sa-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-me-1 https://me-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
aws-af-1 https://af-1.subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
Single region Primary multi-region Max failover latency
aws-us-east-1 aws-na-1 16ms
aws-us-east-2 aws-na-1 25ms
aws-us-west-1 aws-na-2 62ms
aws-ca-central-1 aws-na-1 25ms
aws-eu-central-1 aws-eu-1 29ms
aws-eu-west-1 aws-eu-1 29ms
aws-eu-west-2 aws-eu-1 18ms
aws-ap-south-1 aws-ap-1 60ms
aws-ap-southeast-1 aws-ap-2 73ms
aws-ap-southeast-2 aws-ap-3 108ms
aws-ap-northeast-1 aws-ap-4 74ms
aws-ap-northeast-2 aws-ap-2 71ms
aws-sa-east-1 aws-sa-1 125ms
aws-me-south-1 aws-me-1 85ms
aws-af-south-1 aws-af-1 156ms

The max failover latency is the maximum amount of time that a request may additionally travel through networks (on average) if the primary single region is unavailable. For example, if the primary single region for aws-na-1 is aws-us-east-1, and aws-us-east-1 is unavailable, the request may be routed to aws-us-east-2 or aws-ca-central-1. The max failover latency is the maximum latency between aws-us-east-1 and either of aws-us-east-2 or aws-ca-central-1 (in this case 24ms).

Global

The global region is a grouping of all single regions within a provider. Requests sent to the global region will be routed to the closest single region, based on latency, but may fall back to another single region if the closest single region is unavailable.

ID Endpoint URL
aws-global https://subhosting-v1.deno-aws.net
gcp-global https://subhosting-v1.deno-gcp.net