This is data on cloud provider regions, primarily aiming to give their approximate location in a provider independent format.

• Amazon, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
• Azure, Microsoft Azure
• Google, Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
• Linode
• Oracle
• Vultr

The raw data is in data.csv in each provider's directory. Update that and send a PR.

Most regions currently refer to a coarse area, such as "London". If you know which datacentres a region is actually hosted in, we will happily take updates.

However there are cases where the parts (to use neutral terminology) of a region are far apart, we may editorialise in those cases and pick a single datacentre in a suitable midpoint. Sometimes the datacenters are actually outside the declared "region" by the provider, that's fine.

Make a data.csv.

• "region" must match the region used in the API for the provider
• "location_name" ideally should match the description the provider uses
• "country_tld" should be the country code, with a bias towards the form used in TLDs (hk rather than cn, uk rather than gb)

The rest of the fields should be as: ./get-loc.sh "London, England" outputs.

Make a "fetch-list" which can fetch a list of the current regions from the providers API or other provider controlled source (sources without auth such as IP lists are preferred). This makes it possible to regularly check for new regions so the data stays fresh.

Explain in the README roughly how you did it, for when it comes time to update.

The raw data is in CSV in each provider's data.csv file.

In tools/ geojson.go can be used to convert the data into a GeoJSON FeatureCollection.

$ go build -o geojson geojson.go
$ ./geojson ../*/data.csv > ../data.json

This is visualised at: http://cloud-regions.bodge.cloud

This data uses data from OpenStreetMap, which is:

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. https://osm.org/copyright

As a result this work is licensed under the same licence:

This data is made available under the Open Database License: http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1.0/. Any rights in individual contents of the database are licensed under the Database Contents License: http://opendatacommons.org/licenses/dbcl/1.0/

Non database files are licensed under the MIT license.