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    The AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure forms the backbone of AWS and is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud platform. It offers over 200 services from data centers globally and allows deploying applications across the globe with low latency. AWS regions are physical locations with clusters of connected data centers that operate independently and isolated from other regions.

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    The AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure forms the backbone of AWS and is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud platform. It offers over 200 services from data centers globally and allows deploying applications across the globe with low latency. AWS regions are physical locations with clusters of connected data centers that operate independently and isolated from other regions.

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    The AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure forms the backbone of AWS and is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud platform. It offers over 200 services from data centers globally and allows deploying applications across the globe with low latency. AWS regions are physical locations with clusters of connected data centers that operate independently and isolated from other regions.

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    The AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure forms the backbone of AWS and is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud platform. It offers over 200 services from data centers globally and allows deploying applications across the globe with low latency. AWS regions are physical locations with clusters of connected data centers that operate independently and isolated from other regions.

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    AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure is the backbone of AWS.

    The AWS
    Global Cloud Infrastructure is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud
    platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers
    globally. It not only allows you to deploy your application across the globe
    with a single click, but it also allows you to build and deploy specific
    applications closer to your end-users with single-digit millisecond latency.
    It helps millions of active customers from virtually every industry build and
    run every imaginable use case on AWS.
    It's a big deal because it forms the foundation for AWS services to operate
    effectively and gives AWS customers the ability to deploy their applications
    globally for better availability and performance.
    Question 9:
    I've heard about AWS regions, but can you clarify how many of them
    there are and what makes them up?
    Answer:
    AWS has the concept of a Region, a physical location worldwide where
    AWS has clusters of data centers. AWS region is a physical location that
    has clusters of data centers.
    As you can see in the picture above, the AWS Region has 3 three clusters of
    data centers. And these clusters of data centers are connected. Each AWS
    region is a separate geographical region. Each AWS region is completely
    independent having its own internal private secured network and is isolated
    from the other AWS regions.
    Let’s try to understand AWS regions by looking at the AWS Global
    Infrastructure Map. On the AWS Global Infrastructure map above, AWS
    regions are represented with circles. The blue circle ones are the current
    AWS regions, and AWS Regions in red circles are coming soon.

    AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure is the backbone of AWS. The AWS


    Global Cloud Infrastructure is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud
    platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers
    globally. It not only allows you to deploy your application across the globe
    with a single click, but it also allows you to build and deploy specific
    applications closer to your end-users with single-digit millisecond latency.
    It helps millions of active customers from virtually every industry build and
    run every imaginable use case on AWS.
    It's a big deal because it forms the foundation for AWS services to operate
    effectively and gives AWS customers the ability to deploy their applications
    globally for better availability and performance.
    Question 9:
    I've heard about AWS regions, but can you clarify how many of them
    there are and what makes them up?
    Answer:
    AWS has the concept of a Region, a physical location worldwide where
    AWS has clusters of data centers. AWS region is a physical location that
    has clusters of data centers.
    As you can see in the picture above, the AWS Region has 3 three clusters of
    data centers. And these clusters of data centers are connected. Each AWS
    region is a separate geographical region. Each AWS region is completely
    independent having its own internal private secured network and is isolated
    from the other AWS regions.
    Let’s try to understand AWS regions by looking at the AWS Global
    Infrastructure Map. On the AWS Global Infrastructure map above, AWS
    regions are represented with circles. The blue circle ones are the current
    AWS regions, and AWS Regions in red circles are coming soon.

    AWS Global Cloud Infrastructure is the backbone of AWS. The AWS


    Global Cloud Infrastructure is the most secure, extensive, and reliable cloud
    platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers
    globally. It not only allows you to deploy your application across the globe
    with a single click, but it also allows you to build and deploy specific
    applications closer to your end-users with single-digit millisecond latency.
    It helps millions of active customers from virtually every industry build and
    run every imaginable use case on AWS.
    It's a big deal because it forms the foundation for AWS services to operate
    effectively and gives AWS customers the ability to deploy their applications
    globally for better availability and performance.
    Question 9:
    I've heard about AWS regions, but can you clarify how many of them
    there are and what makes them up?
    Answer:
    AWS has the concept of a Region, a physical location worldwide where
    AWS has clusters of data centers. AWS region is a physical location that
    has clusters of data centers.
    As you can see in the picture above, the AWS Region has 3 three clusters of
    data centers. And these clusters of data centers are connected. Each AWS
    region is a separate geographical region. Each AWS region is completely
    independent having its own internal private secured network and is isolated
    from the other AWS regions.
    Let’s try to understand AWS regions by looking at the AWS Global
    Infrastructure Map. On the AWS Global Infrastructure map above, AWS
    regions are represented with circles. The blue circle ones are the current
    AWS regions, and AWS Regions in red circles are coming soon.

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