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Region Selection Strategy Document Example
PostedMarch 29, 2025
UpdatedMarch 29, 2025
ByKevin McCaffrey
ID: SUS_SUS1_1_region-selection-strategy-document
Code: SUS1_1
Overview
Selecting the right AWS Region for your workloads is crucial as it impacts performance, cost, and carbon footprint. By aligning your choice with both business requirements and sustainability goals, you can enhance your key performance indicators (KPIs) and reduce environmental impact.
Key Considerations
- Proximity to Users: Choose Regions close to your primary user base to reduce latency and improve user experience.
- Compliance Requirements: Ensure that the Region you select meets data sovereignty and regulatory obligations.
- Carbon Intensity: Opt for Regions associated with lower emissions or higher renewable energy usage for a smaller carbon footprint.
- Cost Efficiency: Compare pricing across Regions to identify potential cost savings while meeting performance thresholds.
- Availability of Services: Verify that all required AWS services are available in the chosen Region and meet your specific workload needs.
Example Implementation Steps
- Generate a shortlist of suitable Regions based on compliance and service availability.
- Assess each Region’s cost and latency implications using AWS Cost Explorer and performance testing.
- Analyze Region-specific carbon impact, leveraging AWS data or third-party environmental reports.
- Review that your selected Region aligns with your organization’s performance and sustainability KPIs.
- Continuously monitor metrics and optimize your Region strategy as business demands evolve.
By following these steps, you can align your AWS Region selection with your organization’s sustainability goals while maintaining performance, managing costs, and reducing environmental impact.
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