> One of the biggest questions we’ve been hearing is about Deno Deploy — specifically, the reduction in available regions. While we understand the optics of this scaling back, it isn’t for the reasons often feared or accused.
> Rather, reality is: most applications don’t need to run everywhere. They need to be fast, close to their data, easy to debug, and compliant with local regulations. We are optimizing for that.
Why does this sound very odd? I chose to not use Deno Deploy because region was not close enough and it would have just make everything slower than using other means. (Because there are many options to host data closer to overall end-users, and some regulations also happen on country level)
> Rather, reality is: most applications don’t need to run everywhere. They need to be fast, close to their data, easy to debug, and compliant with local regulations. We are optimizing for that.
Why does this sound very odd? I chose to not use Deno Deploy because region was not close enough and it would have just make everything slower than using other means. (Because there are many options to host data closer to overall end-users, and some regulations also happen on country level)