Memorystore for Memcached instances live in zones within regions. A region is a
specific geographical location where you can run your resources. Each region is
subdivided into several zones. For example, the us-central1
region in the
central United States has zones us-central1-a
, us-central1-b
,
us-central1-c
, and us-central1-f
.
For more information, see Geography and Regions.
Some Google Cloud APIs, including the Memorystore API, use the concept of locations, which can represent either regions or zones. For the Memorystore API, locations map to regions.
Although you can connect resources in different zones within the same region, you should provision resources in the same zone to improve network performance.
Supported regions
Memorystore for Memcached is available in the following regions and zones:
Region Name | Region Description | Zones |
---|---|---|
africa-south1 |
Johannesburg |
|
asia-east1 |
Taiwan |
|
asia-east2 |
Hong Kong |
|
asia-northeast1 |
Tokyo |
|
asia-northeast2 |
Osaka |
|
asia-northeast3 |
Seoul |
|
asia-south1 |
Mumbai |
|
asia-south2 |
Delhi |
|
asia-southeast1 |
Singapore |
|
asia-southeast2 |
Jakarta |
|
australia-southeast1 |
Sydney |
|
australia-southeast2 |
Melbourne |
|
europe-central2 |
Warsaw |
|
europe-north1 |
Finland |
|
europe-southwest1 |
Madrid |
|
europe-west1 |
Belgium |
|
europe-west2 |
London |
|
europe-west3 |
Frankfurt |
|
europe-west4 |
Netherlands |
|
europe-west6 |
Zurich |
|
europe-west8 |
Milan |
|
europe-west9 |
Paris |
|
europe-west10 |
Berlin |
|
europe-west12 |
Turin |
|
me-central1 |
Doha |
|
me-central2 |
Dammam |
|
me-west1 |
Tel Aviv |
|
northamerica-northeast1 |
Montreal |
|
northamerica-northeast2 |
Toronto |
|
southamerica-east1 |
São Paulo |
|
us-central1 |
Iowa |
|
us-east1 |
South Carolina |
|
us-east4 |
Northern Virginia |
|
us-east5 |
Columbus |
|
us-south1 |
Dallas |
|
us-west1 |
Oregon |
|
us-west2 |
Los Angeles |
|
us-west3 |
Salt Lake City |
|
us-west4 |
Las Vegas |
|
What's next
- Create a Memcached instance.
- Learn about Memorystore for Memcached Instance and node properties.