Amazon Route 53 traffic flow now supports geoproximity routing for AWS Local Zones, allowing customers to reduce latency for end users connecting to applications running in their nearest Local Zone by routing traffic within the same geographic area.

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<p>The article discusses the addition of geoproximity routing for AWS Local Zones to Amazon Route 53 traffic flow, which allows users to route traffic to applications running in the nearest Local Zone, improving latency and performance for latency-sensitive workloads.</p>
<p>Specifically, the article covers:</p>
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<li>Geoproximity routing for Local Zones in Route 53 traffic flow</li>
<li>Benefits for industries with low latency requirements, local data processing, or data residency preferences</li>
<li>Improved user experience, compliance with data residency regulations, and better utilization of edge compute infrastructure</li>
<li>Global availability, excluding AWS GovCloud (US) and Amazon Web Services China</li>
<li>Links to pricing information, product page, and documentation</li>
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Amazon Route 53 traffic flow now supports geoproximity routing for AWS Local Zones

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