Your users and dependencies
Consider where your users, databases and connected services are located. Geographic distance is only one part of latency; test your actual application path when response time matters.
Find the country and city that fit your application, then confirm the available datacenter option for your selected product.
The interactive map on our homepage lets you search locations and open a server configuration. Prefer a list? The location directory links to country and city guides.
Consider where your users, databases and connected services are located. Geographic distance is only one part of latency; test your actual application path when response time matters.
Identify where your organization permits data to be hosted and who may administer it. A country or city label alone does not establish compliance with your requirements.
Check which locations are offered for the server you select. Do not assume every processor, storage option or management service is available in every location.
Decide where backups will be stored, how they are protected and how you will restore them. A second server or another location does not automatically create a recovery plan.
Location search may open a starting product. Review its name, hardware, location field, optional charges and final total before continuing. If your preferred option is not offered for that product, return to the plan comparison to choose an available configuration.
Compare configurations and prices, then review your selected options in the cart.