App Hub locations

In App Hub, you define applications as either global or regional. This location setting determines the services and workloads you can register to the application. To learn more about the differences between global and regional applications, see Global and regional applications.

App Hub is available in the following global and regional locations. For more information about regions and zones, see Geography and regions.

Global and multiregional

You must register App Hub supported resources that are either global or located in multiregions as global applications, with no dependence on location. To define global applications or register global components to them, set their location as global.

A regional application can only contain components from the same region as the one in which the application resides. The following sections of this page list the available regions for regional applications.

Americas

The following table lists the regions in North America where App Hub is available.

Region name	Region description	Details
northamerica-northeast1	Montréal, North America	Low CO2
northamerica-northeast2	Toronto, North America	Low CO2
southamerica-east1	São Paulo, South America	Low CO2
southamerica-west1	Santiago, South America	Low CO2
us-central1	Iowa, North America	Low CO2
us-east1	South Carolina, North America
us-east4	Virginia, North America
us-east5	Columbus, North America
us-south1	Dallas, North America	Low CO2
us-west1	Oregon, North America	Low CO2
us-west2	Los Angeles, North America
us-west3	Salt Lake City, North America
us-west4	Las Vegas, North America

Africa

The following table lists the regions in Africa where App Hub is available.

Asia Pacific

The following table lists the regions in Asia Pacific where App Hub is available.