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Features with limited regional availability

This article lists features with availability differences by region.

note

Some features are not included in the tables below. These features, known as Designated Services, use Databricks Geos to manage data residency when processing customer content. A Geo is a group of data center regions that Databricks uses to provide predictability and transparency regarding where your data is processed. See Databricks Designated Services and Databricks Geos: Data residency.

The following tables list support for features that are only available on a subset of Databricks on Google Cloud regions. The tables indicate whether or not a region supports each of these features. If a feature is supported in all regions, it is not included.

All Databricks on Google Cloud features are supported in these regions. However, some regions do not support GPU instance types. For a list of regions and zones that support GPU instance types, see the Google Cloud Platform documentation.

Serverless availability

The following table shows supported regions for these serverless compute features that have limited availability:

Region

Location

Serverless compute for notebooks, jobs, pipelines, and SQL warehouses

Databricks Apps

Serverless workspaces

Default storage

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

asia-southeast1

Singapore

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

Ingestion availability

The following table shows supported regions for these ingestion features that have limited availability:

Region

Location

Managed connectors in Lakeflow Connect

Zerobus Ingest

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

asia-southeast1

Singapore

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

Compliance standards with serverless and standard compute availability

For a table of supported regions for compliance standards by compute type, see Classic and serverless compute support by region.

AI and machine learning features availability

The following table shows supported regions for these AI and machine learning features that have limited availability:

Region

Location

Vector Search

Data Quality Monitoring

Predictive Optimization

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

asia-southeast1

Singapore

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

AI agent features availability

The following table shows supported regions for these agent features that have limited availability:

Region

Location

Agent Framework & Evaluation

Knowledge Assistant

Supervisor Agent

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

asia-southeast1

Singapore

✓⥂

✓⥂

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

✓⥂

✓⥂

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

⥂ Region supported only when cross geography routing is enabled. Foundation Model API workloads that rely on GPU compute availability, such as workloads that use models from the Meta Llama family, require cross geography routing.

AI function availability

The following table shows supported regions for these AI functions that have limited availability:

Region

Location

ai_query (batch inference)

ai_parse_document v2

ai_forecast

ai_extract and ai_classify v2

Other AI functions

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

asia-southeast1

Singapore

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

✓⥂

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

⥂ Region supported only when cross geography routing is enabled.

Model serving features availability

The following table shows supported regions for these Model Serving capabilities and features that have limited availability:

Region

Location

Core Model Serving capability (CPU serving)

Core Model Serving capability (GPU serving)

External models

Foundation Model APIs (provisioned throughput)**

Foundation Model APIs (pay-per-token)

AI Gateway (Beta)

asia-northeast1

Tokyo, Japan

asia-south1

Mumbai, India

✓⥂

✓⥂

asia-southeast1

Singapore

✓⥂

✓⥂

australia-southeast1

Sydney, Australia

europe-west1

Belgium, Europe

europe-west2

England, Europe

✓⥂

✓⥂

europe-west3

Frankfurt, Germany

✓⥂

✓⥂

me-central2

Dammam, Saudi Arabia

northamerica-northeast1

Montréal, Canada

southamerica-east1

São Paulo, Brazil

us-central1

Iowa, US

us-east1

South Carolina, US

us-east4

Virginia, US

us-west1

Oregon, US

us-west4

Nevada, US

** Includes GPU support

⥂ Region supported only when cross geography routing is enabled. Foundation Model API workloads that rely on GPU compute availability, such as workloads that use models from the Meta Llama family, require cross geography routing.