Regions: where your Voroa service actually runs
What a region is, why the distance between your users and your server shows up in every request, and where services and databases run on Voroa right now.
What this covers
A region is the physical location your service runs in. It matters because distance costs time on every single request: a round trip from an Indian user to a server in the United States adds roughly a quarter of a second before your code has done anything at all, and a page that makes several such calls in sequence feels slow no matter how fast your application is. The second reason region matters is that your service and its database should sit in the same one, since a query is another round trip and there are usually many of them per request.
Voroa runs services and managed databases in Mumbai (IN). Choosing between multiple regions, or running the same service in more than one, is not available today.