Regions

A region is a physical location where Aether runs infrastructure. When you create a cluster, you pick the region it lives in.

Current regions

Region	Location
eu-fi	Helsinki, Finland

More regions will be added over time.

Clusters are regional

Every cluster — its control plane, its worker nodes, its storage, and its load balancers — lives entirely within a single region. A cluster does not span regions. If you want workloads in two locations, you create a cluster in each.

Choosing a region close to your users and data reduces latency, and may be relevant to where you need your data to reside.

Global product surfaces

Some parts of Aether are not regional — they’re global, shared across every region:

• The portal at zenyth.aetherplatform.cloud
• The API at api.aetherplatform.cloud
• The container registry at registry.eu-fi.aetherplatform.cloud

You sign in, manage clusters, and push images through these single global endpoints regardless of which region your clusters run in. Only the clusters themselves are regional.

Choosing a region

Pick the region:

• Closest to your users, to minimize request latency.
• That meets any data-residency requirements you have.

Today that means eu-fi (Helsinki). As more regions become available, you’ll choose among them at cluster-creation time.

Learn more

• Create your first cluster — where you pick the region.
• Platform model — how clusters and tenancy fit together.