The data centers are in North America. For the most part, users in the
United States will not notice latencies. For users outside the United
States, the request goes like this:
- Request goes to a geographically close Google front end data center
- From the Google data center, requests are routed to App Engine data
center(s). This'll be faster than if a user were to access the App Engine
data centers directly, but there will be latency
Requests for static content or images served via the high performance image
serving API are usually served off a close by data center.
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On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Dave Watson wrote:
> I believe Google's datacenter is located in California, so it
> shouldn't matter where you upload from.
>
> On Dec 2, 1:13 am, hpbg delta wrote:
> > I want make sure the user connects is effectuation in American if I
> > upload the project from Taiwan.
> >
> > or user in Taiwan more fast connect the web data than in American.
> >
> > Thank you.
>
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