# AWS supported regions

This article lists the regions supported by e6data in AWS.&#x20;

### Supported regions list&#x20;

This table lists the regions supported by e6data. Some features are available only in a subset of regions.

| Services/Regions           | Regions Available                                                                        |
| -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Amazon EKS**             | Available globally in most AWS regions, including us-east-1, eu-west-1, ap-south-1, etc. |
| **Amazon EC2**             | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **Amazon S3**              | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **AWS IAM**                | Available globally across all AWS regions.                                               |
| **VPC and Subnets**        | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **NAT & Internet Gateway** | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **VPC Endpoint**           | Available in most AWS regions, including us-west-2, ap-northeast-1, eu-central-1, etc.   |
| **Security Group**         | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **AWS SQS Queue**          | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **Amazon CloudWatch**      | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |
| **AWS WAF**                | Available in select regions, including us-east-1, eu-west-1, ap-southeast-2, etc.        |
| **Load Balancers**         | Available globally in all AWS regions.                                                   |


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