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Physical distance still matters. When an AI agent needs to process data or respond to a user, the physical location of its runtime environment can significantly impact performance and user experience.

Today, we're excited to announce that Daytona is taking its lightning-fast runtimes global with the launch of Multi-Region Sandbox support.

TL;DR
  • Daytona now offers Multi-Region Sandbox support with specific regions in North America, Europe, and Asia

  • Proximity matters for AI agents - lower latency means faster responses and better user experiences

  • Deploy sandboxes closer to your agents for the best experience

Why Proximity Matters for AI

The latency introduced by geographical distance isn't just an inconvenience; it can fundamentally affect how agents operate:

  • User Interaction: For agents that interact directly with users, additional latency can make experiences feel sluggish and unresponsive

  • Data Gravity: Agents often need to process large volumes of data that may be subject to regional regulations or simply too large to transfer efficiently

  • Tool Access: Agents interacting with regional APIs or services perform better when located closer to those services

  • Compliance Requirements: Many organizations have regulatory requirements about where data can be processed

AI agents need to be where the action is. Forcing all compute to happen in a single region creates an artificial constraint that limits what agents can achieve. Our multi-region strategy removes this barrier.

Vedran Jukic, CTO

Regions Available Today

Effective immediately, you can choose to deploy your Daytona sandboxes in these specific regions:

North America

  • US-East: Washington DC

  • US-West: Oregon

Europe

  • EU-Central: Frankfurt

  • EU-West: London

Asia

  • Asia-South: Mumbai

This allows you to strategically place your agent runtimes to:

  • Minimize latency for end-users in different regions

  • Reduce data transfer times by running closer to data sources

  • Comply with regional regulations around data processing

How to Use Multi-Region Sandboxes

Selecting your preferred region is straightforward in both the SDK and CLI. You can specify regions when creating sandboxes, set default regions in your configuration, or use environment variables.

For detailed implementation instructions and up-to-date code examples, please refer to our comprehensive documentation:

→ Region Documentation

The system follows a simple precedence order: parameters in API/SDK calls override configuration settings, which override environment variables, which override the system default (us-east).

Start Going Global Today

Reduce latency and improve the performance of your AI agents by deploying Daytona sandboxes in the region that makes the most sense for your workloads and users.

Multi-region support is available now for all Daytona users. We'd love to hear about your experience using this feature and which additional regions would be most valuable for your use cases.

Join us tomorrow as we unveil our vision for advanced agent orchestration with Daytona MCP support.

Tags::
  • AI
  • Multi-Region
  • Global
  • Latency
  • Edge Computing
  • Infrastructure