e. Understand IBM Bluemix Regions and how to manage applications in multiple regions
A Bluemix region is a defined geographical territory where applications are deployed. Applications and service instances may be created in different regions with the same Bluemix infrastructure for application management and the same usage details view for billing. Regions allow applications to be deployed closer to customers to reduce application latency or to localize application data to address security and privacy concerns. When deploying applications in multiple regions, if one region goes down, the applications that are in the other regions will continue to run.
When using the IBM Bluemix PaaS user interface, you can switch to a different region to work with the spaces in that region.
When using the cf command line interface, connect to the desired Bluemix region by using the cf API command and specifying the API endpoint of the region. For example, enter the following command to connect to Bluemix Europe United Kingdom region:
cf api https://api.eu-gb.bluemix.net
When using the Eclipse tools, connect to the desired Bluemix region by creating a Bluemix server and specifying the API endpoint of the region.
For more information on regions and a table of regions and API endpoints see:
https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/overview/overview.html#ov_intro
A Bluemix region is a defined geographical territory where applications are deployed. Applications and service instances may be created in different regions with the same Bluemix infrastructure for application management and the same usage details view for billing. Regions allow applications to be deployed closer to customers to reduce application latency or to localize application data to address security and privacy concerns. When deploying applications in multiple regions, if one region goes down, the applications that are in the other regions will continue to run.
When using the IBM Bluemix PaaS user interface, you can switch to a different region to work with the spaces in that region.
When using the cf command line interface, connect to the desired Bluemix region by using the cf API command and specifying the API endpoint of the region. For example, enter the following command to connect to Bluemix Europe United Kingdom region:
cf api https://api.eu-gb.bluemix.net
When using the Eclipse tools, connect to the desired Bluemix region by creating a Bluemix server and specifying the API endpoint of the region.
For more information on regions and a table of regions and API endpoints see:
https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/overview/overview.html#ov_intro
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