Azure regions are the logical grouping of Azure services that are deployed in the same geographic location. Azure regions are made up of one or more Azure datacenters.
Azure regions are active when you create them and they remain active until you delete them.
There are currently four Azure regions: East US, Europe, Central US, and West US. Additional regions are planned, but not yet available.
Azure regions are the best way to group Azure services for performance, availability, and security. You can create multiple regions for each of these purposes.
Azure also supports load balancers, which can distribute traffic among different regions.
Azure regions have the following features:
1. You can create multiple regions for each of the following purposes: performance, availability, and security.
2. You can use Azure regions for load balancing.
3. You can use Azure regions to isolate your data.
4. You can use Azure regions to improve your geographic redundancy.
5. You can use Azure regions to improve your network redundancy.
6. You can use Azure regions to improve your compute redundancy.
7. You can use Azure regions to improve your storage redundancy.
8. You can use Azure regions to improve the availability of your services.
9. You can use Azure regions to improve the performance of your services.
10. You can use Azure regions for multiple languages.
11. You can use Azure regions for multiple currencies.
12. You can use Azure regions for multiple regions.
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