Supported clouds and cloud regions in AWS and Azure

Updated: July 30, 2026

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Lists the supported clouds and cloud regions in AWS and Azure for Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN control component deployments.

These clouds and cloud regions are supported for Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN control component deployments:

Table 1. Supported clouds and cloud regions for Cisco SD-WAN Cloud fabrics
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Asia Pacific (APAC) Europe (EU) United States (US) Africa

Table 2. Supported clouds and cloud regions for Cisco SD-WAN Cloud-Pro fabrics
Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Microsoft Azure
Asia Pacific—Jakarta \| Indonesia Asia Pacific—Mumbai \| India Asia Pacific—Hyderabad \| India Asia Pacific—Seoul \| South Korea Asia Pacific—Singapore \| Singapore Asia Pacific—Sydney \| Australia Asia Pacific—Melbourne \| Australia Asia Pacific—Tokyo \| Japan Africa—Cape Town Canada Central—Montreal \| Canada Canada West—Calgary \| Canada EU—Frankfurt \| Germany EU—Ireland \| Dublin EU—London \| United Kingdom EU—Stockholm \| Sweden South America—São Paulo \| Brazil US East—Northern Virginia \| United States US West—Northern California \| United States US West—Oregon \| United States	Asia Pacific \| Australia East—Sydney \| New South Wales Asia Pacific \| Australia Southeast—Melbourne \| Victoria Asia Pacific \| Japan East—Tokyo Asia Pacific \| Southeast Asia—Singapore Asia Pacific \| West India—Mumbai Asia Pacific \| South India UAE North—Dubai Asia Pacific \| Australia Central—Canberra South Africa—North Canada Central—Montreal \| Canada Canada East Americas \| Brazil South—Sao Paulo State Europe \| France Central—Paris Europe \| North Europe—Ireland Europe \| UK South—London Europe \| West Europe—Netherlands Americas \| East US—Virginia Americas \| West US—California Americas \| West US 2—Washington

Note

The listing reflects current support as verified. Regions awaiting support verification are not included.

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