Last year, AWS of Amazon announced that it would launch a data center in the UK to the finals of 2016. It is now the end of 2016 and, according to its word, AWS has launched its London region) "To complement its existing European regions in Ireland and Frankfurt, that opened in 2007 and 2014.
In total, AWS now offers operates between 16 regions with a total of 42 zones of availability around the world. That is up from 11 regions only a year ago and a number that is likely to increase throughout of 2017. The new region in London will have two zones of availability.
London will offer all basic AWS services (think in EC2, S3, RDS, etc.). It is worth noting that some of the more advanced tools of AWS like Lambda and its announced machine learning services will not be available in London yet. Amazon's managed email, file storage, comparisons, and virtual desktop services portfolio is not yet available in London.
"With the launch of the AWS Europe (AWS), AWS can make a great deal of unreserved uk, public sector and startup clients reduce IT costs, in the data needs and undertake rapid transformations in areas Critics, Analysis and Internet of Things ", Amazon CTO Werner Vogels writes on his blog today.
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