Run across regions and clouds, from one organisation

This release is about running where you need to run. A single organisation can now stretch across several clouds and regions at once, with every environment picking its own — so where your data lives becomes a setting, not a migration.

Several regions, one organisation

Your environments no longer have to share a single home. Staging in Belgium and production in Cape Town is now an ordinary setup rather than a special deployment — each environment chooses its own cloud and region, all under one organisation. You get to place workloads where they belong, whether that’s for latency, for data residency, or simply because that’s where a particular team operates.

A real region catalogue

Region selection is backed by a genuine catalogue of targets across GCP, AWS and Huawei, spanning Africa, Europe and the Americas — each one clearly labelled with its continent and country, so there’s no guessing what “eu-west-3” actually means. Admins decide which regions your organisation is allowed to use and set the default, so builders get a curated, compliant set of choices rather than a wall of cryptic codes.

This is what “your cloud” looks like in practice: residency and placement wherever you need them, chosen deliberately, not dictated by the platform.

Data stays where you put it

When you create an environment in a region, that choice is authoritative. The cluster, ingress, domain, database placement — and the cost — all resolve from the region the environment was created in. There’s no hidden fan-out to somewhere else: what you selected is where things run and where your data rests, end to end.

Delete environments you no longer need

You can now delete environments directly. When a preview, a spike, or an old staging setup has served its purpose, you can clean it up yourself instead of leaving it lingering — keeping your organisation tidy and your footprint intentional.

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As always, these changes are live now and require no action on your part. We’d love to hear what you think. Your feedback shapes what we build next.