Infrastructure Manager can deploy Google Cloud resources to any region or zone where those resources are available. For example, see Cloud Run locations for the list of locations where Cloud Run is available.
The resource's deployment location is specified when you create a deployment using Google Cloud console, in the Terraform configuration directly, or as a variable that can be set as part of the gcloud CLI create a deployment command.
If you use a storage bucket to store the Terraform configuration, this storage bucket can be in any bucket location. For more details see Bucket locations.
The Infra Manager service is available in the following regions and multi-regions. These locations are where Infra Manager runs the Cloud Build jobs and where it creates a storage bucket and stores generated artifacts and logs.
For more information about regions and zones, see Geography and regions.
Types of locations for Infra Manager
You can create Infra Manager resources in different types of locations depending on your availability and latency requirements:
- Regional locations: A regional location consists of data centers in a
specific geographic place (for example,
us-central1). Deployments created in a single region run Cloud Build jobs and store state files and artifacts exclusively in that region. Regional deployments are typically faster and less expensive because data replication isn't required across regions. - Multi-regional locations: A multi-regional location is a large
geographic area (such as
us) that contains multiple discrete regions. Deployments created in a multi-region replicate deployment metadata and Terraform state files across multiple data centers for higher availability and redundancy. Incoming requests are actively load balanced across healthy instances within the multi-region.
Deployments created in a multi-region location are logically distinct from deployments created in individual regions.
Multi-regions
Infra Manager is available in the following multi-regions:
| Multi-region name | Description | Included regions |
|---|---|---|
us |
Data centers in the United States | us-central1, us-east4 |
Use Cloud Build worker pools in multi-regions
Because
Cloud Build private worker pools
are strictly single-region resources, using a private worker pool with a
multi-region deployment (such as us) requires the following setup:
- Create identical regional worker pools in all member regions of the
multi-region. For the
usmulti-region, create a private worker pool with the exact same ID and configuration in bothus-central1andus-east4:projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/us-central1/workerPools/WORKER_POOL_IDprojects/PROJECT_ID/locations/us-east4/workerPools/WORKER_POOL_ID
- Specify the multi-region location in your Infra Manager
request by referencing
locations/us:text projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/us/workerPools/WORKER_POOL_IDWhen your deployment executes, Infra Manager automatically directs the build job to the matching regional worker pool in the region handling the request.
Regions
Infra Manager is available in the following regions. For more information about regions and zones, see Geography and regions.
Asia Pacific
The following table lists the available regions in Asia Pacific.
| Region description | Region name |
|---|---|
| Tokyo, Japan | asia-northeast1 |
| Osaka, Japan | asia-northeast2 |
| Seoul, South Korea | asia-northeast3 |
| Taiwan | asia-east1 |
| Hong Kong | asia-east2 |
| Mumbai, India | asia-south1 |
| Delhi, India | asia-south2 |
| Singapore | asia-southeast1 |
| Jakarta, Indonesia | asia-southeast2 |
| Bangkok, Thailand | asia-southeast3 |
| Sydney, Australia | australia-southeast1 |
| Melbourne, Australia | australia-southeast2 |
Europe
The following table lists the available regions in Europe.
| Region description | Region name |
|---|---|
| Hamina, Finland | europe-north1 |
| Stockholm, Sweden | europe-north2 |
| Warsaw, Poland | europe-central2 |
| St. Ghislain, Belgium | europe-west1 |
| London, England | europe-west2 |
| Frankfurt, Germany | europe-west3 |
| Milan, Italy | europe-west8 |
| Paris, France | europe-west9 |
| Berlin, Germany | europe-west10 |
| Turin, Italy | europe-west12 |
| Eemshaven, Netherlands | europe-west4 |
| Zurich, Switzerland | europe-west6 |
| Madrid, Spain | europe-southwest1 |
Americas
The following table lists the available regions in the Americas.
| Region description | Region name |
|---|---|
| Moncks Corner, South Carolina | us-east1 |
| Columbus, Ohio | us-east5 |
| Ashburn, Virginia | us-east4 |
| The Dalles, Oregon | us-west1 |
| Los Angeles, California | us-west2 |
| Salt Lake City, Utah | us-west3 |
| Las Vegas, Nevada | us-west4 |
| Council Bluffs, Iowa | us-central1 |
| Dallas, Texas | us-south1 |
| Montréal, Canada | northamerica-northeast1 |
| Toronto, Canada | northamerica-northeast2 |
| Queretaro, Mexico | northamerica-south1 |
| São Paulo, Brazil | southamerica-east1 |
| Santiago, Chile | southamerica-west1 |
Middle-East and Africa
The following table lists the available regions in the Middle-East and Africa.
| Region description | Region name |
|---|---|
| Johannesburg, South Africa | africa-south1 |
| Doha, Qatar | me-central1 |
| Dammam, Saudi Arabia | me-central2 |
| Tel Aviv, Israel | me-west1 |
What's next
- Learn more about Geography and regions in Google Cloud.
- See the full list of Cloud locations.