dataresidency
Data residency, sometimes called data localization, is the requirement or practice that data about individuals or organizations be stored and processed within a specified geographic jurisdiction. It is a component of broader data sovereignty concepts and relates to where data physically resides, as opposed to where it is captured or used. Jurisdictional rules may govern data collection, storage, processing, and transfers, influencing how organizations design their IT architectures.
Regulatory landscape: Governments use data residency rules to protect privacy, national security, and economic interests. Some
Implementation and technology: In practice, data residency is addressed by selecting data centers in specific regions,
Impact and considerations: Residency requirements affect architecture, cost, latency, and vendor choice. While data residency can