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-**Geographic services** are deployed to a geographic area, and not a specific Azure region. Within that geographic area, one or more Azure regions might be used to serve client requests. To understand the geographic areas, and learn how to design a resilient solution with a geographic service, see the documentation for that service.
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Generally, most nonregional services are either global or geographic, but not both. For example, Azure AD B2C is a global service, while Azure DevOps is a geographic service. However, Microsoft Entra ID is a service that can be either global or geographic, depending on how you configure it.
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Generally, most nonregional services are either global or geographic, but not both. For example, Azure Front Door a global service, while Azure DevOps is a geographic service. However, Microsoft Entra ID is a service that can be either global or geographic, depending on how you configure it.
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Most nonregional services that store customer data enable you to select a specific region for data storage. To learn more, see [Data residency in Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/global-infrastructure/data-residency/).
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## Regionally dependent service components
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When you use a nonregional service, you don't choose a specific Azure region for the service itself. However, you might need to choose a region for dependent components that you use with the service. For example, if you use [Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)](https://azure.microsoft.com/services/virtual-desktop/), which is a nonregional service, you can choose the region where your host pool (virtual machines) should reside.
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When you use a nonregional service, you don't choose a specific Azure region for the service itself. However, you might need to choose a region for dependent components that you use with the service. For example, if you use [Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD)](https://azure.microsoft.com/services/virtual-desktop/), which is a nonregional service, you can choose the Azure region where your host pool (virtual machines) reside.
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## List of nonregional services
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| Azure Communication Services |✅||[Some data is stored in a geographic area.](../communication-services/concepts/privacy.md)|
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| Azure Content Delivery Network |✅|||
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| Azure DevOps ||✅||
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| Azure DNS |✅|||
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| Azure DNS |✅||Public zones are global. Private zones are regional. |
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