Shopify in Multiple Datacenters Simon Eskildsen Full Stack Fest 2016

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Shopify runs in multiple datacenters around the world to ensure maximum uptime and availability for its customers. Each of these datacenters has different configurations and features which enable Shopify to deliver a high level of performance and reliability.
In the US, Shopify runs out of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) East and West coast datacenters. These datacenters have been chosen for their wide area coverage, high-bandwidth access, and resilience against natural disasters and service disruptions.
Shopify also runs out of datacenters in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Each of these datacenters is designed to provide local access to all of the features and services that Shopify provides to customers in the respective regions. In addition to the dedicated datacenters, Shopify also utilizes physical hardware and cloud locations around the world to ensure the highest standards of performance and reliability.
The diverse infrastructure and global access allow Shopify to provide services to customers in over 175 countries. To ensure that all of their services are available to customers at all times, Shopify has set up stringent auto-scaling and failure redundancy policies to keep customers connected no matter what.



