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Vercel Edge Network Regions

View the list of regions supported by Vercel's Edge Network.
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Vercel's Edge Network enables you to store content close to your customers and run compute in regions close to your data, reducing latency and improving end-user performance.

An Edge Network is both a CDN (Content Delivery Network) and a globally distributed platform for running compute. This page outlines the regions Vercel's Edge Network supports.

Regions table
Region Code
Region Name
Reference Location
arn1eu-north-1Stockholm, Sweden
bom1ap-south-1Mumbai, India
cdg1eu-west-3Paris, France
cle1us-east-2Cleveland, USA
cpt1af-south-1Cape Town, South Africa
dub1eu-west-1Dublin, Ireland
fra1eu-central-1Frankfurt, Germany
gru1sa-east-1São Paulo, Brazil
hkg1ap-east-1Hong Kong
hnd1ap-northeast-1Tokyo, Japan
iad1us-east-1Washington, D.C., USA
icn1ap-northeast-2Seoul, South Korea
kix1ap-northeast-3Osaka, Japan
lhr1eu-west-2London, United Kingdom
pdx1us-west-2Portland, USA
sfo1us-west-1San Francisco, USA
sin1ap-southeast-1Singapore
syd1ap-southeast-2Sydney, Australia

In front of these 18 compute-capable regions, Vercel has over 100 points of presence (POPs) distributed across the globe. Traffic to Vercel is first routed to these POPs, and then will transit from the POPs to the nearest Edge Network region on private, low-latency, and high-bandwidth connections. This means traffic gets to and from the Vercel Edge Network as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Maintaining a smaller number of regions increases the cache hit probability as caches in each region are more likely to hold popular or frequently requested content. Combining this with a higher number of POPs results in a concentrated and efficient caching infrastructure.

When you use the vercel dev CLI command to mimic your deployment environment locally, the region is assigned dev1 to mimic the Vercel platform infrastructure.

Region CodeReference Location
dev1localhost

Functions should be executed in the same region as your database, or as close to it as possible, for the lowest latency.

In the event of regional downtime, application traffic is rerouted to the next closest Edge Network region. This ensures that your application is always available to your users.

Traffic will be rerouted to the next closest region in the following order:

Regions by priority

P0iad1
P1cle1
P2sfo1
P3dub1
P4pdx1
P5lhr1
P6cdg1
P7fra1
P8arn1
P9gru1
P10hnd1
P11kix1
P12icn1
P13bom1
P14hkg1
P15syd1
P16sin1
P17cpt1

Additionally, Serverless Functions can automatically failover to a different region if the region they are running in becomes unavailable. Learn more about Serverless Function failover for Enterprise customers.

Last updated on February 17, 2023