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Single Region Deployment

Single Region Deployment is a cloud infrastructure strategy where all application components, data, and services are hosted within a single geographic region of a cloud provider. This approach centralizes resources to minimize latency within that region and simplifies architecture by avoiding cross-region complexities. It is commonly used for applications with regional user bases or where data sovereignty requirements mandate keeping data within specific boundaries.

Also known as: Single-Region, Single Region, Regional Deployment, One-Region Deployment, SRD
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Developers should use Single Region Deployment when building applications with users concentrated in one geographic area, as it reduces latency and costs compared to multi-region setups. It is ideal for early-stage startups, internal tools, or projects with strict data residency laws (e.g., GDPR in Europe) that require data to stay in a specific region. This approach simplifies operations, debugging, and compliance management by avoiding the overhead of distributed systems.

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