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# Required services and supported regions

The region must support the services used in WEKA on GCP. The following sections list these services and the regions that support them.

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If you need to use a region that is missing from the list, contact the [Customer Success Team](/4.1/support/getting-support-for-your-weka-system.md#contact-customer-success-team). 
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## Required services used in WEKA on GCP

* Cloud Build API
* Cloud Deployment Manager V2 API
* Cloud DNS API
* Cloud Functions API
* Cloud Logging API
* Cloud Resource Manager API
* Cloud Scheduler API
* Compute Engine API
* Secret Manager API
* Serverless VPC Access API
* Service Usage API
* Workflow Executions API
* Workflows API

Other services used or enabled:

* App Engine
* IAM
* Google Cloud Storage

## Supported regions

* Americas
  * Oregon (us-west1)
  * Las Vegas (us-west4)
  * Iowa (us-central1)
  * South Carolina (us-east1)
  * N. Virginia (us-east4)
  * Montréal (northamerica-northeast1)
  * São Paulo (southamerica-east1)
  * Columbus (us-east5)
  * Santiago (southamerica-west1)
* Europe
  * London (europe-west2)
  * Belgium (europe-west1)
  * Netherlands (europe-west4)
  * Zurich (europe-west6)
  * Frankfurt (europe-west3)
  * Hamina (europe-north1)
* Asia Pacific
  * Mumbai (asia-south1)
  * Delhi (asia-south2)
  * Singapore (asia-southeast1)
  * Taiwan (asia-east1)
  * Tokyo (asia-northeast1)
  * Osaka (asia-northeast2)
  * Sydney (australia-southeast1)

**Related information**

[GCP locations](https://cloud.google.com/about/locations)


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