Multi-region as a business decision
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In this lesson
frame regions as a business choice with costs, not a default technical goal.
Planned topics
- Reasons: latency for customers, legal residency, resilience to a regional failure, market entry.
- Each reason implies a different design; "go multi-region" alone is not a requirement.
- Complexity and cost rise sharply with each region; ask what the business gets for it.
- The cheapest answer may be one region plus a CDN, or a second region for recovery only.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
a table for Commerce 2030: driver (latency, residency, resilience, market), which countries it applies to, and the minimum design that satisfies it.
Check your understanding
Why is "we need multi-region" not yet a requirement?
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It does not say which driver, which capability, or what failure or rule it must meet.
Practice
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