if we take a EC2 service in one region automatically it is available across all Availability Zones in that region ... is this right? ( or should we select Availability zone)

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Anirudh C S · Accepted Answer

This is probably not true. Because, when you create an EC2 instance in a region, we know that it is not stored in all availability zones. Either an AZ is manually selected, or AWS auto assigns an AZ.

kareemullah shaik · Answer

When you launch an EC2 instance in a specific AWS Region, we must select a specific Availability Zone (AZ) within that Region. We don't just select the Region, and the instance becomes automatically available across all AZs. While the service (EC2) is available across all AZs in a Region, the individual instance will be available in the specific AZ we select.

kareemullah shaik · Answer

while launching a EC2 we have to select a specific availability zone which doesn't make the instance or the service available in the region. In order to do that we have to launch multiple instances in multiple availability zones to make it available within a region.

if we take a EC2 service in one region automatically it is available across all Availability Zones in that region ... is this right? ( or should we select Availability zone)

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