Available regions
| Region | Location | Application | API base URL |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU (default) | Frankfurt, eu-central-1 | platform.composo.ai (also eu.platform.composo.ai) | https://platform.composo.ai |
| US | N. Virginia, us-east-1 | us.platform.composo.ai | https://us.platform.composo.ai |
Data residency
Each region is a separate deployment with its own database, and there is no cross-region data replication. Evaluations you send to the US region are processed and stored in the US; evaluations you send to the EU region stay in the EU. This is what lets US-resident customers keep their data in the US, and EU customers keep theirs in the EU. If you have a data-residency requirement, choose the matching region when you onboard and send all traffic to that region’s endpoint.Choosing a region
Point the SDK or your HTTP calls at the region’s base URL.API keys are region-specific. A key generated in one region only authenticates against that
region’s API — an EU key won’t work on the US endpoint, and vice versa. Generate a key from the
region’s dashboard (platform.composo.ai for EU,
us.platform.composo.ai for US) and send it to the matching base URL.
One account across regions
Your Composo login is shared across regions, so you sign in once and can open either region’s dashboard with the same credentials. API keys, however, are issued per region (see the note above).Billing is unified across regions
If you run evaluations in both regions, you don’t have to add the numbers up by hand. Your/usage page shows your combined EU + US usage regardless of
which region you’re viewing it from — your credit allowance, consumption, per-model breakdown, and
trace-caching figures are aggregated into a single account-wide total. When a total spans more than
one region, the page labels it as combined across regions. If one region’s data can’t be reached
momentarily, the page still loads and shows a notice that the totals may be incomplete.
See Credits and Trace caching
for how usage is metered.