Region-specific constraints

Each datacenter region can have different technical or operational constraints. These constraints can affect ordering, deployment, network behavior, or what is allowed/available for a specific product.

Examples of constraints that may vary by region

Depending on location and product type, you may see differences in:

• Available products or configurations (certain plans/hardware not offered everywhere)
• Network characteristics (upstream providers, routing, latency patterns)
• Capacity limits (temporary restrictions on new deployments)
• IP availability (limited IPv4 stock in some regions)
• Maintenance windows (timing may depend on the facility)
• Local legal/jurisdiction considerations (data residency and regional regulations)

OneCloud (Cloud Instances): common region constraints

• A region may be temporarily unavailable for new VM creation due to capacity
• Certain images/features may be limited to specific regions (depending on platform support)
• Scaling or creating additional instances may depend on current regional capacity

Bare Metal (Dedicated Servers): common region constraints

• Availability depends on hardware stock in that datacenter
• Certain upgrades/options may not be possible in all locations
• “On-demand” deployments may have lead times and are still subject to availability

How to confirm region constraints before ordering

• Check the available options in the order form for the product you want
• If you need a guaranteed region, specific hardware, or special requirements, contact Sales with:
  • Desired location(s)
  • Required specs (CPU/RAM/storage/bandwidth)
  • Any special network/IP needs
  • Expected deployment timeline